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New Japanese textbooks downplay wartime aggression, omitting the Nanjing Massacre and reframing forced labor.
Newly approved history textbooks for Japan's 2027 academic year continue a decades-long trend of downplaying wartime aggression.
Revisions include omitting the Nanjing Massacre and reframing forced labor as "mobilization."
Only one textbook among nine explicitly labels the war as aggression, reflecting a dominant revisionist narrative that critics say risks normalizing militarism and erasing historical accountability.
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Los nuevos libros de texto japoneses minimizan la agresión en tiempos de guerra, omitiendo la Masacre de Nanjing y reframando el trabajo forzoso.