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동아시아일본학회 일본문화연구 일본문화연구 제18집
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2006.4
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69 - 95 (27page)

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The Japanese army’s strategies are divided into two: the first is pro-war strategy(決戰論), which was insisted by the land forces with the supports from the reformers among officers; the second is reconciliation strategy(講和促進論) by navy forces with the supports from the senior members or ministers in the Imperial House. The true purpose of the pro-war strategy was not in the suggestion of consistence of the war against the U.S.: it was raised to strengthen their power or status in the reconciliation after the war with the U.S. It can be said that the first strategy group also knew the result of the war, reconciliation. The latter strategy group first suggested their reconciliation strategy form the beginning of 1944, and then in summer that year the power in the Imperial House and task forces in China positively examined the possibility of the reconciliation strategy in secret. The group who insisted the pro-war strategy had an intention to depend on the power of Soviet Union and to ally with China; the second group wanted an immediate reconciliation with the Allies.
Even though the second group wanted reconciliation with the Allies and peaceful end of the war, they could not raise the strategy in public. The group of reconciliation strategy was afraid of the possibility of the communization of Japan after the war because the Imperial House already lost the name and power to retain the structure of the country; the pro-war group strongly depended on the power of the Soviet Union, which alerted the probability of the communization of Japan among the reconciliation group. Ironically, the atomic bomb attack by the U.S. to the mainland in Japan saved the political justification of the Japanese Emperor and those whose intention laid on the reconciliation strategy and stop of the war. The reconciliation group also got power to keep their high political status as a ruling class after the war.
The reconciliation strategy did not determine to the mainland in Japan, it also was adapted to the colonial Chousen. Under the name of the reconciliation strategy which was devised to maintain the Emperor rule structure over not only the mainland but also the colonial Joseon the innocent Korean people was forced to give the labor to keep the war, and to sacrificed their lives uselessly.

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