Nakmuraya's Bose: Indian Independence Movement and Modern Japan's Pan-Asianism, a single-volume book. Author: Takeshi Nakajima Winner of the Jiro Osaragi Prize for Literary Criticism and the Asia-Pacific Grand Prize. In 1915, Rash Behari Bose, a fighter for the Indian independence movement, fled to Japan. While taking refuge at the Shinjuku Nakamuraya, he advocated for Asian liberation, but ironically entered into a collaborative relationship with the Japanese military. This book reexamines what the "Greater East Asia War" was, and the merits and demerits of nationalism, depicting Bose's agonizing life, torn between the ideal of Asian liberation and reliance on Japanese imperialism. This is a powerful work that intertwines scholarly inquiry and personal empathy, a thought-provoking non-fiction/philosophical book. [Condition] With obi (book band). There are no noticeable stains, tears, or writing, and the overall condition is good. When shipping, we will take measures to prevent water damage and carefully package the book. Instant purchase is welcome. #Nakmuraya'sBose #TakeshiNakajima #IndianIndependenceMovement #PanAsianism #Nationalism #PhilosophicalBook #NonFiction #History #AwardWinningWork #WithObi