Thank you for viewing. Iwanami Shinsho 355 "Showa History" Iwanami Shoten Written by Shigeki Toyama, Seiichi Imai, Akira Fujiwara First edition, August 31, 1959 Twelfth edition, January 10, 1967 *Regarding the Showa History Controversy (The following is an AI explanation) The Showa History Controversy is a debate in post-war Japan concerning historical understanding, particularly the responsibility for World War II and the methodology of historical narration of the Showa era. [Main Points and Background] The debate unfolded over whether to emphasize scientificity or humanity in historical narration, and over the location of war responsibility. [Origin] "Showa History" co-authored by Shigeki Toyama, Seiichi Imai, and Akira Fujiwara, described Showa history from the perspective of Marxist historical science and became a bestseller. [Criticism] Author Katsuichiro Kamei criticized the book, saying, "The culprits who led to the defeat and the fighters of the class struggle appear, but the people who supported the war are not depicted," and "There is no narration that touches on the humanity of individual people." [Impact] This controversy did not lead to a direct resolution due to ideological conflict, but it became an opportunity to re-recognize the aspects of "humanity" and "narrative" in history, and had a strong influence on post-war historical narration. It is also positioned as the starting point for later controversies regarding history education and history textbooks. (End of AI explanation) *Please see the table of contents. (Photos 9~11) [Dimensions] 17.3 × 10.6 × Thickness 1.4 cm [Weight] 200g [Price] ? yen [Number of pages] 310 [Condition of the product] It was in my father's bookshelf at home. It was purchased 59 years ago. *The back cover is folded due to being pulled by the shrunken vinyl cover. (Photo 2) *Ink stains. (Photos 6~8) *There are folds. (Photo 20) This is a book that has been stored at home for a long time. Please purchase after understanding. Thank you very much. #History/History/Related to History/Showa