Grassroots fascism [electronic resource] : the war experience of the Japanese people / Yoshimi Yoshiaki ; translated and annoted by Ethan Mark.

"A profile of the Asia Pacific War, the most important and still the least understood experience of Japan and Asia's modern history--as seen and lived by ordinary Japanese"--Provided by publisher.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Yoshimi, Yoshiaki, 1946- (Author)
Other Authors: Mark, Ethan, 1965-
Language:English
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Translated from the Japanese.
Published: New York : Columbia University Press, [2015]
Series:Weatherhead books on Asia
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Variant Title:
Grassroots Fascism: The War Experience of the Japanese People
Format: Electronic eBook
Contents:
  • Introduction by translator: The people in the war / by Ethan Mark
  • 1. From democracy to fascism
  • Part I. Hopes and misgivings regarding the war
  • Part II. The people's war
  • Part III. On the battlefields of China
  • 2. Grass-roots fascism
  • Part I. The roots of fascism
  • Part II. The agents and receptors of fascism
  • Part III. The situation of the Japanese in the occupied areas
  • Part IV. Departing for and journeying to the front in the Asia-Pacific war
  • Part V. Ranking the people
  • 3. The Asian war
  • Part I. The illusion of Indonesia
  • Part II. Burma's meteor shower
  • Part III. In the Philippine countryside
  • Part IV. Back on the China front
  • 4. Democracy from the battlefield
  • Part I. Fascism developing cracks
  • Part II. Overcoming the collapse of the state
  • Postscript.