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Disclaimer: The intention of this documentary was only to educate and raise awareness of the issues (More) Disclaimer: The intention of this documentary was only to educate and raise awareness of the issues of Japanese war atrocities, not racial hate. The stance this film tries to take is 100% neutral, but we apologize if any parties were offended. This was in no way an attack against the people of Japan, only a critical analysis of the Japanese government. We urge you to do your own research so that you may find out the facts for yourself. Watch this video and more in FULL QUALITY at: http://WWW.DTMUNIVERSAL.COM Rising Shun: What the Government of Japan Didn't Want You to Know A short documentary film by Danny Hoi-Wah Ho PART 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIYHNADRNfM PART 2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqkLm3KoYdQ PART 3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzgWKHfGdDc Sources: Iris Chang - The Rape of Nanking Canada ALPHA - The Nanking Massacre: 70 Years of Amnesia Truth Serum Music Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EL3h8rTwvg Although there is certainly no justification for these atrocities, there were reasons why Japan proceeded to walk down the path of brutality. As mentioned before, Japan, like many other Asian countries at the time, were pressured by foreign powers in unequal treaties. They believed a strong army, meant a strong nation. They needed resources, which China had in abundance, to modernize their country into a superpower. Combining that thought with their reaction to western powers, they formed their own utopian vision that they were going to "save" East Asia from the control of westerners. The government "brainwashed" their people and armies into thinking that they were superior to all other Asians, and that what they were doing was right on the basis of modernization, and on the basis of fulfilling their divine Emperor God's so-called "destiny", to take over the world. They rallied a common perception in Japanese minds that they were going to incorporate Asia into an "East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere", where each East Asian country would be able to prosper in the new age. With this illusion of superiority in mind, like the Nazis, the Japanese Imperial Army was then able to do the unthinkable. After they lost the war, they were forced to admit that their emperor was no god, and that their people were not divine. Even after 70 years, the angst remains strong today in the minds of many Asians, evidently because Japan has shown no remorse or responsibility for their atrocities. It is ironic then, to see that the Bushido philosophy of the Japanese people which teaches them to value honour, respect, and humility, to be completely contradicted in their Japanese government who pride themselves in racism, denial towards history, and disrespect. These events must be taught like the Holocaust was, because even if an official apology were to be placed, the western world will still be ignorant of what happened before. Although these atrocities happened 70 years ago, there are survivors still alive and fighting for an apology and compensation today. Thus, it is not history, but rather still a present-day issue. Although what's done is done; it is important to know what human beings are capable of doing so we do not repeat them. Ultimately, can the Japanese government accept its past, reconcile with its neighbours by offering a sincere national apology, and move towards a brighter future without shame or regret? Only time will tell. As for the victims who suffered from these atrocities; may their souls rest in peace. http://WWW.DTMUNIVERSAL.COM (Less)

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