All writing during the war in widely dispersed parts of Japan, these people tell us of their concerns and their experiences in deeply personal ways. Yamashita brings us major excerpts from eight extraordinary diaries, left by what he calls “ordinary Japanese,” that give us access to the inner lives of individuals in the midst of the great catastrophe of the Asian and Pacific War.
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