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Ian Nish, The Japanese in War and Peace, 1942−48: Selected Documents from a Translator's In-tray, Folkestone, Kent, Global Oriental, 2011, pp. xv+454, ISBN 978-1-905246-87-8. - Ian Nish and Mark Allen (eds.), War, Conflict and Security in Japan and Asia-Pacific, 1941−52: The Writings of Louis Allen, Folkestone, Kent, Global Oriental, 2011, pp. xxxviii+379, ISBN 978-1-906876-21-0.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 February 2013

Yoichi Kibata
Yoichi Kibata*
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Seijo University
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Japanese Journal of Political Science , Volume 14 , Special Issue 1: Japan–China Fragile Partnership: At Fortieth Anniversary of Diplomatic Normalization , March 2013 , pp. 151 - 154
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References

1 Nish, Ian, ‘Britain and the Occupation of Japan . . . Some Personal Recollections’, Proceedings of the British Association for Japanese Studies, 4 (1979)Google Scholar; Nish, ‘Early Experiences in the British Commonwealth Occupation Force in Japan’, Proceedings of the Japan Society, 128 (1996).

2 Purvis, Phillida, ‘Kioku, rekishi, wakai . . . Louis Allen to Nichi-ei wakai (Memory, History and Reconciliation . . . Louis Allen and Anglo-Japanese Reconciliation)’, in Kurosawa, Fumitaka and Nish, Ian (eds.), Rekishi to wakai (History and Reconciliation), Tokyo: Tokyo Daigaku Shuppankai, 2011Google Scholar.