The Thought War: Japanese Imperial Propaganda

Exploring propaganda as a profession in wartime Japan, the book delves into its evolution and societal impact, particularly through popular mediums like comedy and variety shows. The author utilizes primarily untranslated primary sources to vividly recreate an era where propaganda shaped reality. This well-researched work not only sheds light on Japan's wartime narrative but also contributes to a broader understanding of responsibility in conflicts, making it a significant addition to the study of political violence and historical accountability.