Author: Japan
Synopsis:
The Constitution of Japan, 1946, is a groundbreaking document that emerged from the ashes of World War II, forever shaping the destiny of a nation. This remarkable work delves into the intricate process of rebuilding a country, exploring the delicate balance between tradition and progress, and the struggle to establish a new identity. Through a captivating narrative, it unveils the profound impact of this constitution on the Japanese society, politics, and culture, as it sets the stage for a remarkable transformation.
Genres: Non-fiction, Historical, Political
Themes: Rebuilding after war, Tradition vs. Progress, National identity
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