History of Japan Beyond the Tragedy of' Mitsumo Kaitakumin' / Yoshihiro Orui

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Japanese History
[Introduction to the Contents]
In the name of "reclamation", the people who went to "Shincheonji, Manchuria" were moved to a land of extreme cold due to defeat in the war, and the dead bodies were left to death by hunger, cold and plague, and their remains were scattered in Yamano and were exposed to wind and snow for a long time.
A collection of valuable testimonies on modern history, from the time when those who survived the hardships gathered together with the Chinese people, to the time when they built the "Japanese Public Tomb."
Author's brief
Born in 1944.
After graduating from the Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Letters, Hosei University, I play in Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
After that, I worked as a weekly magazine writer and freelance writer, and since 1979, I have been involved in exchanges with China.
Currently, I am a full-time director of the Japan-China Center for Science, Technology and Culture.
In 2005, I established the Association for Friendship and Exchange between China and China (established in 1963 with the approval of Prime Minister Zhou Enlai), and in order to convey the reality of the victimization and damage to the Chinese through the existence of the Japanese Public Tomb in Hosei Prefecture, a suburb of Harbin City (established in 2014 with the approval of the Prime Minister).
In addition, I established the Association for Friendship and Exchange between China and China, and as the president, I edited and published the Journal 『 Hoshika Hosei 』.
In addition, I established the Association for Friendship and Exchange between China and China through the existence of the Japanese Public Tomb in Hosei Prefecture in Hosei Prefecture, a suburb of Harbin City.
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