[Additional information about the 6th National Conference, which was not explained in the video]
At the 6th National Conference in 1955, the Japanese Communist Party, in light of the changing international situation following Stalin's death, completely abandoned the armed struggle policy it had been promoting up until then, plunging many students who had dedicated their youth to the party's policies into despair. For more details, please see the previous video below:
   • 敗戦直後の共産党：獄中非転向の神話から血のメーデーを経て六全協に至るまで  

Regarding the term "armed struggle policy," the commonly used term is "armed struggle policy." However, I believe that this term may easily associate images of clubs, Molotov cocktails, and helmets associated with the Zenkyoto movement with people of a younger generation who are ignorant of the movement, including myself, so I have deliberately substituted the term "armed struggle." Please note this.

00:00 Introduction
02:06 Shintaro Ishihara's "Season of the Sun"
08:18 Sho Shibata's "Nevertheless, Our Days"
11:31 The Anxiety of People at the Time That Another War Would Come

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Shintaro Ishihara's "Season of the Sun"
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Sho Shibata's "Nevertheless, Our Days"
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Eiji Oguma's "Democracy and Patriotism"
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Kazutoshi Hando's "Showa History: Postwar Revision 1945-1989"
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Shugo Honda's "The Story" "Postwar Literary History (Volume 1)"
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