1945←2015： Reflections on Stolen Youth（ころから） [電子書籍]

1945←2015： Reflections on Stolen Youth（ころから） の 商品概要

• Fifteen Japanese youth of 1945 share their stories and fifteen modern-day young people write letters to them in thirty pleas for peace that span seven decades. The war survivors were innocent children, students, soldiers, and nurses. They lived on mainland Japan and its islands, the South Pacific, Korea, and China―and all were forced to take on adult roles far beyond their years. This book bears witness to the countless ways war alters forever the lives of everyone involved―even survivors who live well into old age. Originally published in Japanese, 1945・2015: Reflections of Stolen Youth is now available in English thanks to the support of its readers and authors and publisher in Japan. People throughout the world are invited to join us, not in considering war, but learning from the past and thinking about how to make peace.
  

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  Contents
  
  Foreword　Motomi Murota
  
  Victim of the Tokyo Air Raids
  Michiko Kiyo-oka ← Letter from Shoko Aizawa
  
  Sixteen Years at War─in Siberia and in the War Crimes Center
  Yasuji Kaneko ← Letter from Junpei Sekiguchi
  
  A Member of the Zuisen Student Nursing Corps
  Michiko Miyagi ← Letter from Mei Nammo
  
  I Lost All My Brothers and Sisters in the Nagasaki Bombing
  Sanae Ikeda ← Letter from Taira Ichimura
  
  This Japanese Pioneer in Manchuria Survived the Chinese Revolution
  Nobuko Yamatani ← Letter from Wu Zhao Hui
  
  Starvation and Malaria in New Guinea
  Morimichi Tsukahara ← Letter from　Jinshiro Motoyama
  
  Volunteered for Unit 731 Youth Corps at Age Fifteen
  Yoshio Shinozuka ← Letter from Daikichi Kato
  
  The War in Henoko, Okinawa
  Taeko Shimabukuro ← Letter from Motomi Okada
  
  “Starvation and Malaria in New Guinea
  Morimichi Tsukahara ← Letter from　Jinshiro Motoyama
  
  Volunteered for Unit 731 Youth Corps at Age Fifteen
  Yoshio Shinozuka ← Letter from Daikichi Kato
  
  The War in Henoko, Okinawa
  Taeko Shimabukuro ← Letter from Motomi Okada
  
  After the War, Suffering from the Atomic Bomb Dropped on Hiroshima Continued
  Hiroko Iwami ← Letter from Kaede Nagashima
  
  Went from Guarding POWs on the Thai-Burma Railway to Death Row Prisoner
  Lee Hak Rae ← Letter from Hiroyuki Ohmura
  
  Evacuated from Tokyo to Nagano Leading a Group of Schoolgirls
  Fusako Iwase ← Letter from Yukino Takei”
  
  “Mobilized in the Tekketsu Kinnotai Corps During the Battle of Okinawa
  Koyu Kinjo ← Letter from Lee Yeong Ho
  
  Member of a Frontline Combat Unit in China
  Masaji Shinagawa ← Letter from Naoto Mitsume
  
  Treating A-bomb Victims in Nagasaki
  Shisono Hisamatsu ← Letter from Ten Sugimura
  
  Suffered from Malaria During Forced Evacuation
  Zenko Nakasoko ← Letter from Natsuki Hatae
  
  
  Afterword: An Appeal for Peace Sent Out Into the World
  Naomi Kitagawa
  
  Photographer's Notes: Portraits of the Energy of Life
  Yuriko Ochiai
  
  Translator's Notes　Deborah Iwabuchi
  
  “Learning More at Museums
  
  Supporters of 1945←2015: Reflections on Stolen Youth
  
  About the Authors, Photographer, and Translator
  
  Write Your Own Letter!
  

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