Chapter
Oppression, Intervention, and Independence
This podcast explores the various perspectives on post-WWII interventionism, liberation, and independence movements in regions previously colonized or oppressed. The discussion highlights the complex intersectionality of military, economic, and political forces during the 15-25 years following the war.
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The view of Japan's role in the non-white world during WWII, as well as the portrayal of post-WWII alliances and interventions, is discussed in Dower's book.
5:26:12 - 5:34:29 (08:17)
Summary
The view of Japan's role in the non-white world during WWII, as well as the portrayal of post-WWII alliances and interventions, is discussed in Dower's book. The aftermath of WWII led to a rise in independence and nationalist movements in formerly colonized areas.