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학술저널
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桂島宣弘 沈熙燦
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역사교육연구회 역사교육 歷史敎育 第170輯
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2024.6
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179 - 197 (19page)
DOI
10.18622/kher.2024.06.170.179

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From the war to the present, there have been numerous opportunities for the Japanese government and Japanese society to confront and sincerely respond to voices demanding responsibility for the war and postwar responsibility of the people of East Asia. However, in each of these cases, the Japanese government and Japanese society have denied accepting war and postwar responsibility, apologizing, and making reparations. In the historical academic community, there were several debates in the postwar period about the responsibility for the war and colonial rule.
Here, I would like to take up the Showa History controversy and consider why postwar Japan has failed to face its war responsibilities. The Showa History controversy was a three-year controversy that began in November 1955 over Showa History, co-authored by a Marxist historian, and which necessitated the publication of a “new edition” in August 1959.
Particularly notable are the criticisms of Katsuichiro Kamei, who was said to be one of the people responsible for the war, and the rebuttals by Marxist historian Shigeki Toyama, which also include issues surrounding war responsibility. However, the debate did not become heated, and the question of responsibility for the war did not deepen within the historical academic community.
There was an important flaw in Kamei’s argument that was not discussed even by the authors of Showa History, which Naoki Sakai pointed out. Sakai argues that Kamei’s argument appears to be questioning the responsibility of the “Japanese people” for the war, but by talking about the unity of the “Japanese people,” the defendant and the plaintiff are blurred, and rather the war responsibility “evaporates.” Sakai sharply exposed how emotional nationalism “evaporates” war responsibility. The closed discussion of “national history” and the emotional and ambiguous “Japanese” was the culprit behind the failure of postwar historiography to confront its responsibility for the war.

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