Reprint the chapter sent to 2016-04-29 and re-translate it.
The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.
East Timor was a colony of a neutral country in Portugal, and there was no trouble between residents and the Japanese army, but here the Japanese army slapped the islanders and killed 50,000 people Waseda University professor Goto Kenichi wrote in the Asahi Shimbun.
The Asahi Shimbun welcomed any lie if it was abuse to Japan.
This story was reprinted in the year magazine ‘Time Almanac 2006’ of U.S. Time magazine '50,000 islanders died during the Japanese occupation period', and they wrote that Japan was still brutal.
But the islanders were living in nothing but a loincloth under Portuguese tyranny.
Both saws and sickles were forbidden because they became weapons of rebellion, and possession was prohibited.
What exactly deprived the Japanese army of plundering from them?
This story is said by Goto Kenichi from the Australian diplomat James Dun ‘After the war, the population of islanders is decreasing,’ so it turns out that Goto created it.
But even in suzerain Portugal it is not doing a population survey.
There is no basis for a lax Australian diplomat's words.
Instead, the Japanese and the islanders were friendly, and the Japanese army and the islanders ‘cooperated and captured the invading Australian military spy and kept giving false information using their ciphers’ (Shinji Yamashita who had been stationed as a soldier) Professor at Showa Women's University).
'Time' magazine that welcomes anything if it was abuse to Japan, surely knows that Goto's thesis is entirely fictional and rejects it in 2007 edition, indeed.
I mentioned earlier that the ‘New York Times’ has been ‘customarily epithet’ in Japan for half a century, ‘Japanese troops performed in brutal action in Southeast Asia.’
Just use it for the common epithet, and there is no concrete example.
After all, waiting to fabricate the story that Asahi Shimbun reporter and the chartering scholar of Asahi seem to be it, the composition that the side of the U.S. used it rises.
Why do you eager to draw Japanese statues like Chinese people like them 'it exploits to the full a slaughter, plunder, and a rape'?
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