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EMERGENCY SYMPOSIUM ON THE INTERNATIONAL HISTORICAL CONTROVERSY OVER PROFESSOR RAMSEYER’S ARTICLE

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[ An Urgent ly A ssembled S ymposium International Historical Controversy over Professor Ramseyer’s Essay Program

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America diagnoses Japan as diseased

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Why Does the U.S.-imposed Constitution Continue to Frame Japan as a Nation?

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성명서] 위안부 진실을 오인(誤認)한 고노담화를 철회하라!

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Does Japan really want to terminate the comfort women issue? If so, withdraw the Kono Statement

REVIEW of English Language Books
The Nanjing Incident: Japanese Eyewitness Accounts

BOOKS
How to Defeat China Cancer: The Final Showdown FOREWORD TABLE OF CONTENTS

REVIEW of English Language Books
Secret Affairs: Franklin Roosevelt, Cordell Hull, and Sumner Welles

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Ask the sculptors of the comfort girl statue (the Statue of Peace)— Who cut the girl’s hair?

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The story of a comfort woman who contracted with Korean entrepreneurs and frequently changed comfort stations

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KIM Byung-heon criticizes Comfort Women verdict on Jan.8

BOOKS
JAPAN’S MASTER PLAN FOR VICTORY: WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN

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KIM Byung-heon (Director of the Korean History Textbook Research Institute) Address to call for the Removal of the Comfort Woman Statue of Falsification (in front of the Gangbuk District Office on October 28)

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OPEN LETTER Our standpoint on the statue erected in Mitte Borough, Berlin

BOOKS
JAPAN’S MASTER PLAN FOR VICTORY: WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN No.6 CHAPTER 5

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Speech at a Ceremony Offering Flowers to the Statue of General Sudirman

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KIM Byung-heon talks about the truth about the Comfort Women Issue Series No.2: Reveal the Biggest Lie! (the UN Coomaraswamy Report)

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Press Conference by KIM Byung-heon, Director of the Korean History Textbook Research Institute, at Demonstration for Removal of the Comfort Woman Statue

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JAPAN’S MASTER PLAN FOR VICTORY: WHAT COULD HAVE BEEN No.5 CHAPTER 4

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