The Various Phases of Historical Conflicts between Japan and Southeast Asia
The Various Phases of Historical Conflicts between Japan and Southeast Asia
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日本与东南亚历史冲突的各个阶段
DOI:
10.11479/asianstudies.66.4_68
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发表时间:
2020
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通讯作者:
大庭三枝
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作者:
岩下明裕;福原裕二;三村光弘;泉川泰博;加藤美保子;益尾知佐子;舛田佳弘;井澗裕;天野尚樹;ブフ・アレクサンダー;松田康博;大塚 直;大庭三枝
This paper aims to identify the various phases of historical issues between Southeast Asia and Japan. Japanese military rule during World War II (WWII) in Southeast Asia lasted about three years. Although they ruled differently in each area, life under Japanese rule was harsh in general for the people and communities in Southeast Asia. Japanese rulers exerted control and cracked down on anti-Japanese factions, even slaughtering them in some cases. They also economically exploited the local communities, which led to serious economic damage including starvation. In addition, they mobilized a great number of local people as forced labor (romusha), comfort women (ianfu), and auxiliary soldiers/auxiliary service personnel (heiho).