Text Pages \ Remembering and Forgetting: The legacy of war and peace in East Asia

In this 1996 book, Gong talks about the strategy of memory and forgetting in East Asia, particularly in relation to the legacies of war and peace. It highlights how these themes shape national identities and international relations among East Asian countries, including Japan, Korea, and China. The text emphasizes the importance of understanding the political culture of memory, as it influences both domestic and international perceptions of historical events, such as World War II. The document also touches on the implications of these memories for current geopolitical dynamics, suggesting that unresolved historical grievances could lead to security risks in the region.

This is one of several documents that became difficult to find once Gong became an apostle of the LDS church.

123 pages