《神风：日本的自杀神》(Kamikaze: Japan's Suicide Gods)(Albert Axell)文字版[PDF]
中文名: 神风：日本的自杀神
原名: Kamikaze: Japan's Suicide Gods
作者: Albert Axell
图书分类: 人文社科
资源格式: PDF
版本: 文字版
出版社: Longman
书号: 978-0582772328
发行时间: 2010年
地区: 英国
语言: 英文
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原来，惊人的，铆 - 这个令人赞叹的书是对当今世界的警告。提交人之间的神风跟踪和基地组织战士直接路线。既从事自杀任务，取得了在未来世界的回报。成为神的神风和基地组织的战士进入天堂。新源基地，这是一个令人心寒的故事巧妙地说。 - 马丁麦考利，原政治，伦敦大学教授
'魅力...尖锐，恐怖，悲伤，痛苦和心脏病。这本书只是关于神风，但忠诚，责任，牺牲和死亡不是对日本的观念。 - 杰拉尔德柯蒂斯属，政治学教授，美国哥伦比亚大学
'这写得很好的书，认真研究...唤起令人难以忘怀的战争的悲惨记忆，并提供最后的日子到了今天的恐怖主义问题' - 詹姆斯A.莱昂斯上将（退役挑衅性的见解），在行政，美国前司令太平洋舰队
'不管人们可能会想到谁下令把他们无情的军阀作战，这些年轻Tokkotai自杀飞行员悲惨的命运 - 他们中的许多日本的“最佳和最聪明” - 既值得同情和尊重。作者们提出了这些年轻的飞行员是谁，为什么他们愿意去在裕仁天皇的服务附近的一战，早已过去赢得' - 弗兰克吉布尼，美国和日本的专家讲师密切，他们的死亡迷人的画像，日本作家
'不是作为一个狂热的崇拜者，我觉得很难相信，作为以外的任何其他神风误导年轻人。这并不意味着他们的故事是不显着。这里是告诉与技能和活力。我不能告诉它，以及我自己。' - 爱德华赛登施蒂克，日本的专家和源氏物语翻译
Original, astonishing, riveting - this stunning book is a warning to today's world. The authors trace the direct line between the Kamikaze and the Al-Qaeda fighters. Both engaged in suicide missions and reaped their rewards in the next world. The Kamikaze became gods and the Al-Qaeda warriors entered paradise. Base on new sources, this is a chilling story masterfully told.' – Martin McCauley, formerly Professor of Politics, University of London
'Fascinating...poignant, horrifying, sad, and heart wrenching. This book is not only about the Kamikaze but about Japanese conceptions of loyalty, duty, sacrifice and death.' – Gerald L. Curtis, Professor of Politics, Columbia University
'This well written and meticulously researched book...evokes haunting memories of the tragic last days of the war and offers provocative insights into the problems of terrorism today' – Admiral James A. Lyons (ret.), former Commander in Chief, US Pacific Fleet
'Whatever one may think of the ruthless militarists who ordered them into battle, the tragic fate of the young Tokkotai suicide pilots - many of them among Japan's "best and brightest" - deserves both pity and respect. The authors have presented a fascinating portrait of who these young pilots were and why they willingly went to their deaths in the service of Emperor Hirohito, near the close of a war which was long past winning' – Frank Gibney, US lecturer and Japan expert, author of Japan
'Not being an admirer of zealotry, I find it hard to think of the Kamikaze as anything other than misguided young men. This does not mean that their story is not remarkable. Here it is told with skill and vigor. I could not tell it as well myself.' – Edward Seidensticker, Japan expert and translator of The Tale of Genji
