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COMMENT: In numerous programs and posts, we have set forth the re-institution of the dominant political, financial and industrial elements of Imperial Japanese fascism in the wake of World War II.
Part of the fall-out from that tragic political and historical reality is the re-writing of the history of that time, on both sides of the Pacific Ocean.
Reviewing a recent film set against the background of Unit 731 (a relative rarity in, and of, itself), The New York Times noted the institutionalized historical revisionism that is part of contemporary Japanese life.
” . . . . In Tokyo, black vans often prowl the streets spouting propaganda that rewrites the country’s role in the war. And publishers churn out books disputing the most basic facts about atrocities. . . .”
. . . . Japanese missions abroad routinely criticize depictions of the Imperial Army’s wartime brothel system, where women were often forced into sexual slavery. In Tokyo, black vans often prowl the streets spouting propaganda that rewrites the country’s role in the war. And publishers churn out books disputing the most basic facts about atrocities. . . .
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