TOYOFUMI OGURA was born in 1899 in Chiba Prefecture. He taught history at Hiroshima University for nearly twenty years, from 1945 through his mandatory retirement in 1963, and was then appointed an honorary professor. His books include critical works on the well-known poet and children's author Kenji Miyazawa and a study of folk belief in the ancient historical figure Prince Shotoku. He died in 1996.
"... an important historical record ... a potent reminder that we must always turn toward peace." -Rocky Mountain News"... one hell of a book." -The Daily Yomiuri"... a compelling eyewitness, first-hand account of one man's experience." -Kansai Time Out"... the questions raised by this thoughtful and passionate man 50 years ago have not all been answered even yet." "A moving testimonial that will not be easily forgotten." -The Japan Times
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