Titlebook: Japanese Wartime Zoo Policy; The Silent Victims o Mayumi Itoh Book 2010 Mayumi Itoh 2010 Europe.Policy.World War II.area studies

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,Introduction: “Disposal of Dangerous Animals” as Japan’s National Policy,re promptly organized by groups such as the American Red Cross and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), but rescue work for captive animals and wildlife there lagged behind. The Discovery News reported on January 15, 2010 that the fate of the Haiti zoo, the endangered species, and other anim

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Zoos in Western Japan and World War II,City Zoo, Takarazuka Zoo, Hanshin Park Zoo, Kobe City Zoo in the Kansai region (western region) and Ritsurin Park Zoo in the Shikoku-San’in region, which was located south and west of the Kansai region (see map).

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Zoos in Europe and World War II,nawa Islands in the south, on which U.S. forces landed in April 1945, and Sak halin and the Kuril Islands in the north, where the Soviet Army landed in August–September 1945, after Japan’s surrender to the Allied Powers. In contrast, Europe was the main front of the war, becoming the largest theatre

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Zoos in the United States and World War II,ropean zoos suffered from destruction. Despite the initial panic and paranoia for possible air strikes on North America during the period following Pearl Harbor and the U.S. declaration of war in December 1941, American zoos were not really in danger of physical damage. Nevertheless, the war signifi

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Conclusion: Assessment of Japanese Wartime Zoo Policy,rman, and 2,120,000 Japanese military personnel died in action. About 1,700 American, 67,100 English, 840,000 to 2,800,000 German, and 580,000 Japanese civilians were killed during the war. Further, over 67 1,000 American, 476,000 English, 4,000,000 German, and 4,616,000 Japanese in the military wer

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