GO256: Conflict in East Asia Professor Walter Hatch Colby College Case #2.

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GO256: Conflict in East Asia Professor Walter Hatch Colby College Case #2

“One would expect people to remember the past and imagine the future …. But what they more often do is imagine the past and remember the future.” -- Lewis Namier

And then fight over the difference

What is Imagined/Remembered

The Most Contentious Memories “Rape of Nanjing” Unit 731 Comfort Women

Nanjing Massacre

Massacre Museum

Yushukan

Unit 731

Has Japan shown contrition? Depends on whom you talk to

Japanese Apologies Nakasone (1985): regret “ultranationalism” “militarism” Hosokawa (1993): “sincere sympathy” “acts of agression” “intolerable pain and suffering” Maruyama (1995): deep remorse “tremendous damage and suffering”

Yasukuni Shrine

History Textbooks

Question: Why did China decide to make this an issue in 1980s?

Protests

The Snub China’s Vice-Premier Wu Yi Leaves Tokyo

The Burden of History Yasukuni Shrine