The Tokyo Air Raids in the Words of Those Who Survived, 被災者が語る東京空襲

Bret Fisk

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The Tokyo Air Raids in the Words of Those Who Survived, 被災者が語る東京空襲

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2011 English Publisher:Cambridge University Press (CUP)Journal:Asia-Pacific Journal (issn: 1557-4660,

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The Tokyo Air Raids in the Words of Those Who Survived, 被災者が語る東京空襲

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This article provides introduces the types of first-person accounts of the civilian experience of the Tokyo air raids. Examples of such accounts are given under the headings: "Complete Personal Narratives," "Incomplete Episodes and Incidents," and "Sites of Mass Suffering."

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Tokyo air raid, mass suffering, aerial bombing, History of Asia, incomplete incidents, DS1-937, JZ2-6530, Political science (General), Japan, International relations, Tokyo, international law, personal narratives, JA1-92

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