End of Empire Migration as Evacuation and Individual Flight : The Far North of the Japanese Empire, 1945-1947


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Title:	End of Empire Migration as Evacuation and Individual Flight : The Far North of the Japanese Empire, 1945-1947
Authors:	Bull, Jonathan Browse this author
Keywords:	Japanese empire
	Manchuria
	Karafuto
	Hokkaido
	repatriate
Issue Date:	29-Nov-2022
Publisher:	Taylor & Francis
Journal Title:	Cultural and Social History
Publisher DOI:	10.1080/14780038.2022.2146992
Abstract:	Japanese end of empire migration led to the emergence of a repatriate figure (hikiagesha) in post-war Japan. In its earliest incarnation, the repatriated figure appeared as a female fleeing from violence in Manchuria. This article examines how former colonial residents who came from a different part of the empire (Karafuto, present-day southern Sakhalin) and who were not part of the official repatriation adapted to the Manchurian repatriate figure. It argues that new forms of self-identification for male former colonial residents emerged in response to widespread images of the female hikiagesha. The article therefore suggests that researchers should further examine how and why fragmented end of empire narratives subsequently coalesced into a dominant narrative of repatriation.
Type:	article
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/2115/87630
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