Herbert P. Bix: Japan's Surrender Decision and the Monarchy: Staying the Course in an Unwinnable War - their,war,had,surrender,people,Japanese,their own,Potsdam Declaration

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	Herbert P. Bix	War Responsibility and Historical Memory: Hirohito’s Apparition	1111 Email


	Herbert P. Bix	The Immunity of Non-Combatants and the Myth of Good Intentions: Sixty-One Years After Hiroshima and Nagasaki	616 Email


	Herbert P. Bix	The Emperor, Modern Japan and the U.S.-Japan Relationship	368 Email


	Herbert P. Bix	Hirohito and History: Japanese and American Perspectives on the Emperor and World War II in Asia	330 Email


	Herbert P. Bix	Japan's Surrender Decision and the Monarchy: Staying the Course in an Unwinnable War	311 Email


	Herbert P. Bix	Emperor, Shinto, Democracy: Japan s Unresolved Questions of Historical Consciousness	294 Email


	Herbert P. Bix	The Faith that Supports U.S. Violence: Comparative Reflections on the Arrogance of Empire	144 Email


	David McNeill and Herbert P. Bix	Trouble at the Top: Japan's Imperial Family in Crisis	119 Email


	Herbert P. Bix	From Nanjing 1937 to Fallujah 2004: War Crimes in Perspective	105 Email


	Herbert P. Bix	Remembering the Nanking Massacre	73 Email


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