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Nihon haisen no daishō

Nihon haisen no daishō

Shintō shirei, chosakuken, senji kasan
HistoryLaw
Pages
435
Published
2020
Language
Japanese

Synopsis

This book examines the aftermath of Japan's defeat in World War II, focusing on the political and governmental repercussions during the 1926-1945 period. It delves into the complexities of copyright law and the restructuring of executive departments in a nation grappling with the consequences of war. The work offers a detailed historical analysis of a critical era in Japanese history.

Prose complexity
7/10

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InformativeIntellectualComplex

Genres

History Law Politics & Society

Authors

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Shigeo Ōie

Shigeo Ōie is a Japanese historian. His work often explores critical moments in national history, with his book "Nihon haisen no daishō" being a key example.

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川上弘美

Hiromi Kawakami writes fiction that often mixes the quiet details of daily life with elements of the strange or surreal. She is best known for the novel The Briefcase and the speculative work To Not Be Carried Away by a Large Bird. Her stories frequently explore human connections through a lens of magical realism and understated emotion.