The Vietnam War : 50 Years of Captivity / Masakazu Honda

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Society
[Introduction]
"This book is a new reportage to understand Shoichi Honda's' logic of the side to be killed'." (Bun'yo Ishikawa photojournalist)
It goes through Vietnam covered by Shoichi Honda half a century ago and tracks the following 50 years of people who have been covered in the past.
We consider the scars of the war that still cannot be healed and the "lights" and "shadows" of Vietnamese society after the war.
The 『 Weekly Friday 』 series is published as a separate book.
[Contents]
Prologue
1 Sunmi
1 Boy Who Crawled out of a pile of dead bodies was alive
2 "What can I protect even if I risk my life?"
Why We Defeated the US? Testimonies of Women Who Fought
3 "Love on the Battlefield who Defeated the War"
3 "What can I protect at the risk of my life?"
Why We Defeated the US? Testimonies of Women Who Fought
3 "Love on the Battlefield who Defeated the War"
Reporting on the war, the Iraqi War and the Palestine refugee issue.
Participated in research on tropical deforestation and indigenous issues in Papua New Guinea, Guatemala and the Amazonia, as well as on population and development issues in Egypt and Zambia.
In 2007, he worked at the temporary branch office in Yubari, Hokkaido, and from October 2010 to Sapporo.
In 2012, he became the head of the General Bureau of Fukushima in Fukushima City and later the branch office of Minamisoma.
In 2020, he left Asahi Shimbun and is now at the Weekly Friday, 『, 』 Editorial Department.
Among his books are 』 fighting against 『 urban garbage (Asahi Shimbun Publishing Co., 1990) ; 『 environmental racism : 』 going through the "Cancer Corridor" in the United States (co-authored by Liberation Publishing Co., 2000) ; 』 fighting 1979 2016 false charge 『 Futta Higoshi Maebashi Korean Residents in Japan Boomerang