Enola Gay and The Court of History / Robert P. Newman

Judul	Enola Gay and The Court of History / Robert P. Newman
Pengarang	Newman, Robert P.
Penerbitan	New York : peter Lang Publishing, 2004
Deskripsi Fisik	201p.
ISBN	0-8204-7071-6
Subjek	Hiroshima-shi (japan)-history-bambardment,1945 Enola Gay(Bomber)-exhibitions-political aspects national air and space museum-exhibitions-political aspects
Abstrak	The final irritant that led to this book was the blatant ethnocentrism of the curators. They were strong supporters of the Japanese claims to have been victimized. However, for the vast majority of Asians who suffered under the Japanese empire-Koreans, Chinese, Fillipinos, Malays, Vietnamese, Indonesians, Thais, Pasific Islanders- at least 20,000,000 of whom died at Japanese hands, there aws not a glimmer of concern in NASM?s exhibit. As this book was process, the events of 11 September 2001 brought a new concern to the forefront of American consciousness-terorism
Catatan	p. 185-194
Bahasa	Inggris
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