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Tokyo University and the War
Tachibana Takashi analyzes the impact of World War II on Tokyo University and Tokyo University’s impact on the war: attacks from outside, faculty politics and purges, institutional expansion, the sacrifice of liberal arts students to the war machine, and heroic dissenting professors who tried in vain to bring the war to an early end.
- Author
- Tachibana Takashi
- Publisher
- LibreTexts
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY
- Language
- EN
Contents· 18 sections
- 01: Chapters
- 1.01: Deans Faculty of Economics 1933-1953
- 1.02: The Todai Faculty of Law- Taboo and Disgrace
- 1.03: Todai Presidents 1928-1977
- 1.04: Yanaihara Tadao- A Christian Against the Establishment
- 1.05: Yanaiharas Expulsion at the Hands of the Fat Pig
- 1.06: Epilogue- The Day of Defeat- For Japan and for Tokyo Imperial University
- 1.07: Hiragas Todai- Flourishing under the Wartime Order
- 1.08: Kawais Shrewd Plan- Either Not Guilty or a Heavy Sentence
- 1.09: President Nambara and the Argument that the Showa Emperor Should Abdicate
- 1.10: Spy H. Who Sent Professors of Economics to Prison
- 1.11: Tanaka Kotaro Guiding Spirit of the Hiraga Purge Beset on All Sides
- 1.12: The Collapse of the Kawai Faction the War Economy Study Group
- 1.13: The Emperor Learns of The War-Termination Maneuvers of the Todai Seven
- 1.14: The Great Purge of the Faculty of Economics by Hiraga Yuzuru Battleship President
- 1.15: The Popular Front Against Fascism and Kawai Eijiro
- 1.16: The Small-minded Makeshifts of Maide Chogoro Dean of the Deadlocked Faculty of Economics
- 1.17: The Travails of Tsuda Sokichi Attacked as Traitor