Essays and essays Secrets of the Greater East Asia War -- How the People of Ichinoi Live and Die : Takashi Hayasaka

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The Japanese who lost their country and lost their spiritual home after their defeat in World War II. What do they need to regain their country? Many of the soldiers who fought for their children, their families, their country and their home in World War II were originally ordinary people such as salaried workers, teachers and farmers. What kind of feelings did they take the guns with? It is a non-fiction story of the repose of the soul that carefully covered themselves and their bereaved families. ● Chapter 1 : The Sorrow Inscribed in the Gyokuon Broadcasting ● Chapter 2 : The Bushido of B29 that assisted the crew members ● Chapter 3 : The Japanese Engineer Scattered in the U-Boat ● Chapter 4 : Walking Through the Birthplace of the Special Attack Force ● Chapter 5 : What Happened at the First Branch of the Hakodate Internment Camp ● Chapter 6 : The Tracks of the Unknown Special Attack Weapon "Shinyo" ● Chapter 6 : The Story of the Unknown Special Attack Weapon "Shinyo" ● Chapter 7 : The Story of a Married Couple Related to the Special Attack Weapon ● Chapter 8 : Historical Facts Buried in the Reality of the "Detention in Mongolia" ● Chapter 8 : The Responsibility for the Defeat ● Chapter 10 :