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发表于 2010-2-25 08:41 PM
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我说的是横向的比,不是纵向的比。我说的正是这二百年的事。没有民主国家之前,无从比较。
你无非是想说日本不是民主国家,以此为它的国民对中国人犯下的战争罪行开脱,为民主国家发动的的战争罪行开脱。
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bobcat 发表于 2010-2-25 19:25
算了吧,日本是军队夺权后,才开始像中国发难的。
日本1930年前是有点民主过的,但大萧条开始后很快就被军队推翻了。
1931-1945年,日本是个地地道道的军事独裁!
你根本就没有好好看过日本历史,就凭空想像,这是wikipedia的说明:
During the 1920s, Japan progressed toward a democratic system of government in a movement known as 'Taishō Democracy'. However, parliamentary government was not rooted deeply enough to withstand the economic and political pressures of the late 1920s and 1930s during the Depression era, and its state became increasingly militarized. This was due to the increasing powers of military leaders and was similar to the actions some European nations were taking leading up to World War II. These shifts in power were made possible by the ambiguity and imprecision of the Meiji Constitution, particularly its measure that the legislative body was answerable to the Emperor and not the people. The Kodoha, a militarist faction, even attempted a coup d'état known as the February 26 Incident, which was crushed after three days by Emperor Shōwa.
Party politics came under increasing fire because it was believed they were divisive to the nation and promoted self-interest where unity was needed. As a result, the major parties voted to dissolve themselves and were absorbed into a single party, the Imperial Rule Assistance Association (IRAA), which also absorbed many prefectural organizations such as women's clubs and neighborhood associations. However, this umbrella organization did not have a cohesive political agenda and factional in-fighting persisted throughout its existence, meaning Japan did not devolve into a totalitarian state. The IRAA has been likened to a sponge, in that it could soak everything up, but there is little one could do with it afterwards. Its creation was precipitated by a series of domestic crises, including the advent of the Great Depression in the 1930s and the actions of extremists such as the members of the Cherry Blossom Society, who enacted the May 15 Incident.
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