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Christian, Buddhist, and Confucian protests against military bases in Okinawa
Ryukyuan kingdom and indigenous religion of Ryukyu Islands -- Satsuma conquest and Confucian world view -- Japanese annexation -- Battle of Okinawa -- American colony: protests over land seizures -- Reversion to Japan -- Post-reversion Okinawa and 1995 rape -- Itokazu Keiko and lessons of war -- Chibana Shoichi as "unpatriotic" man "ringing the bell" -- Arasaki Moriteru: philosopher who disappoints his family -- Oshiro Minoru: crippled minister -- Taira Osamu: minister who grasped steering wheel -- Ota Masahide, Okinawa's professor governor -- Takazato Suzuyo and military's abuse of women.
William Walter Hunt III ; with a preface by Ronald Y. Nakasone.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 179-188) and index.