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› Special Section Auxiliaries of Empire : Children, Foot Soldiers, and Settlers in Japanese Imperial History ＜INTRODUCTION＞Imperial Residue: Ambiguous Imperialists and Their Cultural Production KATŌ, Kiyofumi, TOYOSAWA, NobukoJapan Review 38(2023-12-28)pp. 85-95
› Special Section Auxiliaries of Empire : Children, Foot Soldiers, and Settlers in Japanese Imperial History From the Ground Up: Japan's Siberian Intervention of 1918-1922 from the Perspective of Infantryman Takeuchi Tadao Nadine WILLEMSJapan Review 38(2023-12-28)pp. 97-127
› Special Section Auxiliaries of Empire : Children, Foot Soldiers, and Settlers in Japanese Imperial History Culture under Imperialism: Geibun and the Production of Manchurian Literature Nobuko TOYOSAWAJapan Review 38(2023-12-28)pp. 129-149
› Special Section Auxiliaries of Empire : Children, Foot Soldiers, and Settlers in Japanese Imperial History Not Only a Child: The Vulnerability and Complicity of Japanese Settler Girls in Colonial Korea Kyrie VERMETTEJapan Review 38(2023-12-28)pp. 151-172