Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan - 9780062560513

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Winner of the Pulitzer Prize

ā€œA startling work -- awesomely ambitious, faultlessly researched, daring in its thesis, and profound in its implications."Ā  ā€”Ā Business Week

"Magnificent. . . . everything a political biography should be." Ā ā€”Ā Richmond Times-Dispatch

This rich and powerful biography is now given fresh relevance with a new introduction by the author that explores how Hirohitoā€™s legacy persists in Japan to this day, and how US foreign policy in the region in the last ten years is informed by our troubled past with Japan and with Hirohito as a ruler specifically.

Trained since childhood to lead his nation as a living deity, Japanā€™s Emperor Hirohito cultivated the image of a reluctant, detached monarch, a faƧade which masked a fierce cunning and powerful ambition. Historian Herbert P. Bix has unearned hundreds of previously untapped documents including the unpublished letters and diaries of Hirohitoā€™s royal court, tracing the key events of his sixty-three-year reign (1926 ā€“ 1989), and shedding light on his uniquely active yet self-effacing stewardship. Debunking the common image of Hirohito as a pawn in the hands of the military, Bix exposes the emperorā€™s personal involvement in every stage of the Pacific War. With rare insight, he shows how Hirohito avoided punishment for his nationā€™s defeat and how the Japanese people have struggled to come to terms with this dark chapter in their history.

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Product Details

Author:
Herbert P. Bix
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
880
Publisher:
HarperCollins (September 27, 2016)
Language:
English
ISBN-13:
9780062560513
ISBN-10:
0062560514
Weight:
22.32oz
Dimensions:
5.31" x 8" x 1.41"
Case Pack:
24
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Country of Origin:
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