| 識別コード | NG368-21 |
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| 絵の内容 | 市民が描いた原爆の絵NG368-21 |
| 作者名（カナ） | 胤森貴士･トーマス（タネモリ タカシ トーマス） |
| 作者名（英語） | Takashi Thomas Tanemori |
| 当時の年齢 | 7歳 |
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| 作者による説明 | ＊＊絵の中 AMERICAN IMPERIAL NATIONAL DOCTRINE Shanghai The United States’ ambitions to make the Pacific Rim the“Lake of America”were at the heart of American Foreign Policy(during the administration of William Howard Taft) so that America might not be excluded from having free-access and equal commercial opportunities in the Orient as European nations. America saw the unavoidable geographical and ideological nation of Japan in the Orient become paramount ― like a nation’s location, its neighbors, its terrain and climate, shaped a nation indelibly as permanent features. Japan was virtually unknown to America suddenly became the fact of her interest. (Mary Beth Norton, A People and A Nation: Second Edition, Houghton Mifflin Co.,1986,p.635) This goal―the heart of the American national doctrine―making the Pacific Rim as the“Lake of America”became fundamental and enduring all out political/military effort by the United States Administration. The underlining forces that have conditioned, as intended goal, through the prism of provided by the European nations and Russians activities―the choicest and daring political maneuvers that America made in the Far East. She focused her mighty naval power, embarking on irresistible forces, meant, not merely to control trade, but also to control economic life an of the lands surrounding the ocean―all of the Orient, which eventually, unavoidably, led into the World War II with Japan.(George Friedman and Meredith Lebard, The Coming War with Japan.St. Martin’s Press, New York, 1991,p.1,17) ＊＊裏 Secrecy of WWII 4/28-46 --American Imperial Doctrine Date: July 1,2002 A Hiroshima Survivor Takashi“Thomas”Tanemori |
| サイズ（cm） | 60.8×45.9 |
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