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Tag Archives: military history
Book Announcement: Empire of Hope: The Sentimental Politics of Japanese Decline
Empire of Hope: The Sentimental Politics of Japanese Decline David Leheny Empire of Hope asks how emotions become meaningful in political life. In a diverse array of cases from recent Japanese history, David Leheny shows how sentimental portrayals of the nation … Continue reading
Call for Papers: From “Asia’s Prussians“ to “Yellow Devils“: Images of the Japanese Army from the Meiji Restoration to the End of the Second World War
CFP: From “Asia’s Prussians“ to “Yellow Devils“: Images of the Japanese Army from the Meiji Restoration to the End of the Second World War Prof. Dr. Frank Jacob (New York) and Prof. Dr. Sepp Linhart (Vienna) The Meiji Restoration since 1868 changed … Continue reading
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Tagged army, call for papers, history, Japan, Japanese history, Meiji Restoration, military history, modern, modern history, modernization, WWI, WWII
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Resource: Interactive Resources on the Mongol Invasions
Looking back at 2014, there was big news in October that underwater remains of a shipwreck likely to be part of the 13th century Mongol fleet that attacked Japan were found near Nagasaki. Similar finds stirred historians and archaeologists alike … Continue reading
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Tagged emakimono, Japan, medieval history, medieval Japan, military history, Mongol invasions, Mongols, resources
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