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2024年02月25日 [世界史の理解]
タカスギ世界史研究所へようこそ/welcome to Takasugi Institute (10)
(６)でも紹介したように、すでに『三国同盟秘史』『Ribbentrops』『Neutralities』の3冊の電子書籍を出版していますが、第二次世界大戦関連のものに関してもまだいくつかの電子書籍を出版予定です。今年度前期は、専門論文の仕事が中心になりますのでそれ以降の出版となります。すべての書籍が当研究所の第二次世界大戦に対する基本姿勢は変わりません。結果が最初から決まっていた戦争ではなく主に枢軸国側の失策と決意のなさ故の結果であったと言えるでしょう。特に日本は、ヨーロッパでのドイツの勝利が前提で南方侵略とアメリカとの対決に進んだわけですから、連合国側にはドイツとは違った感情を日本に持ったでしょう。ですから、日独伊三国同盟締結までの1940年8月から9月までが、このドイツの勝利の前提の見極めの決定的時期だったわけです。これは書籍で扱うには、少し専門的すぎるので専門論文で扱うこととし電子書籍出版は少しお休みをいただきます。
As I introduced in my blog (6),I have already published three e-books of "The Secret History of the Tripartite Treaty", "Ribbentrops" and "Neutralities", but we are still publishing some e-books related to World War II. In the first half of this year, the work of specialized papers will be the center of our activities,so they will be published after that. All books do not change the Institute's basic attitude towards World War II. It can be said that the result was not a war that was decided from the beginning, but mainly because of the blunder and lack of determination on the Axis side. In particular, Japan proceeded to confront the southern invasion and the United States on the premise of Germany's victory in Europe, so the Allied side would have had a different feeling to Japan compared with that to Germany. Therefore, from August to September 1940, until the conclusion of the Tripartite Treaty between Japan, Germany and Italy, was the decisive time to determine the premise of this German victory. This is a little too professional to deal with in e-books, so I will deal with it in a specialized paper, and I will take a short break from e-book publishing.
As I introduced in my blog (6),I have already published three e-books of "The Secret History of the Tripartite Treaty", "Ribbentrops" and "Neutralities", but we are still publishing some e-books related to World War II. In the first half of this year, the work of specialized papers will be the center of our activities,so they will be published after that. All books do not change the Institute's basic attitude towards World War II. It can be said that the result was not a war that was decided from the beginning, but mainly because of the blunder and lack of determination on the Axis side. In particular, Japan proceeded to confront the southern invasion and the United States on the premise of Germany's victory in Europe, so the Allied side would have had a different feeling to Japan compared with that to Germany. Therefore, from August to September 1940, until the conclusion of the Tripartite Treaty between Japan, Germany and Italy, was the decisive time to determine the premise of this German victory. This is a little too professional to deal with in e-books, so I will deal with it in a specialized paper, and I will take a short break from e-book publishing.
