12 November 2007
Who Was Responsible?
Gosh, you know, I find myself wondering the same thing day after day. I wonder what all of these dessicated American professors will conclude?
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The buck stops where? Did you see the quote from Tsuneo Watanabe? "Field officers often were more influential than even the Emperor, war ministers and chiefs-of-staff in making decisions to go to and escalate the wars and were responsible for many atrocities." Saying I'm sorry is hard for a nation.
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