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PROTEST AGAINST INTERFERENCE WITH PRIVATE SPEECH!

REVIEW of English Language Books
Middle Kingdom & Empire of the Rising Sun Sino-Japanese Relations; Past and Present

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Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbour ignited the liberation of Asia from Western domination by Senaka Weeraratna, Attorney at Law (Sri Lanka)

REVIEW of English Language Books
Book Review Sugihara’s Question of Guilt

BOOKS
Question of Guilt: Japan’s Foreign Ministry & Its War Responsibility

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The Tokyo Trials Sworn Deposition by Major SAKURAI, Fumio

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The Tokyo Trials Sworn Deposition by Major KATSURA, Shizuo

BOOKS
How China Started the Second Sino-Japanese War: Why Should Japan Apologize to China? Part 3 – Japan’s Policies Toward China

BOOKS
How China Started the Second Sino-Japanese War: Why Should Japan Apologize to China? Part 2 – The Marco Polo Bridge Incident and the Battles of Shanghai and Nanking

BOOKS
How China Started the Second Sino-Japanese War: Why Should Japan Apologize to China?

BOOKS
The Greater East Asian War: How Japan Changed The World Chapter 2 – The Trap Laid by the United States

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The Second Sino Japanese War – How, and with what purpose in mind, Japan fight?-

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The Second Sino–Japanese War Was Caused by China — A Criticism of the “Japan-as-Aggressor” View —

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Interview with Ara Kenichi, researcher of modern and contemporary history

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China’s anti-Japanese propaganda warfare in the United States

OPINIONS from our Society
Protest Against Japan China Joint History Research Committee Report

BOOKS
The Reluctant Combatant

BOOKS
There was a Battle of Nanking but no “Nanking Massacre”

OPINIONS from our Society
The letter to Congressman Honda, regarding the House Resolution 121, which calls on the Japanese government to apologize for having forced young women to become sex slaves during World War II

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An Inquiry into the Truth of the Sino-Japanese Incident

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