Why People Go to the Battlefield / Kei Nakayoro Hata

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Japanese History
[Introduction to the Contents]
This book delves deep into the history in which the whole nation was driven into the battlefield under the strange slogan of "All 100 million Tokko" raised at the end of the Pacific War.
Was the Tokko really an application or an order?
Through the testimonies of soldiers and ordinary citizens, it highlights the reality in which the will of individuals was crushed.
In addition, it examines from various aspects the responsibility of the military leadership who promoted the Tokko, the linkage with the collective self-determination in the Battle of Okinawa, and the reckless behavior of the state promoted under the name of "total war."
Was the Tokko a madness created by the times?
Or was it a cool-headed strategy?
What do former Tokko pilots and those involved in Tokko pilots tell and convey?
Is the Tokko a patriotic act or death in the Battle of Okinawa?
Three Why the Question of Application and Order is Important?
Prelude to the All 100 million Tokko Battle and the Battle of Okinawa?
The leaders of the Army leading to the All 100 million Tokko Battle
Navy follows the All 100 million Tokko Policy of the Army?
Completed the Master's Program in Political Science, Graduate School of Law, Nihon University.
Execute the All 7100 million Tokko Battle and go on to the battlefield regardless of age or gender.
[Author brief history]
Born in Hyogo Prefecture in 1980.
Completed the first half of the doctoral course in Political Science, Graduate School of Law, Graduate School of the Army.
Executed the All 7100 million Tokko Battle.
Author is a high school teacher.
A historian.
Specializes in Japanese modern history and Japanese modern political history.
Specializes in Japanese modern history and Japanese modern history.
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