The Japanesein War and Peace,1942-48; Contents; List of Abbreviations; Preface; List of Plates & Maps; 1 Introduction; 2 War: Civilian Reflections; English-language Teaching During the War; Greater East Asia War Graphic; Science and Technique in Wartime Japan; 3 War: Military Perspectives; Japanese Soldiers' Bravery; The Indian Dimension; Japanese Military Intelligence; 4 War: To End or Not to End; Murmurs of Peace; The Shadow of Potsdam; Surrender in Overseas Forces; Perils of Peace-making; 5 Peace: Sliding the Sho ji; British Commonwealth Attitudes Towards Japan; Returning Soldiers.

Various Civilian VoicesNew Constitution; Visit to Hiroshima; Economic Development; Sliding the Shoji: Tokyo International Tribunal; 6 Peace: The Grassroots of Occupation; The Indian Side of the Occupation; 1947 General Election; Railways and Leave Travel; Food Supplies; Religion; 7 Some Concluding Thoughts; Notes; Facsimile of synopsis of SEAC propaganda leaflet Gunjin Gaho; Bibliography; APPENDIX 1 ENGLISH-LANGUAGE TEACHING MATERIALS THE SCHOOL WEEKLY 1940-3; APPENDIX 2 GREATER EAST ASIA WAR GRAPHIC (Vol. II) MAY-DECEMBER 1942.

Appendix 3: 'Nippon Times Weekly' Special Number. 'Science and Technique in Wartime Japan' 16 SEPTEMBER 1943Appendix 4: Excerpts from Prince Konoe's Peace Memorandum 14 FEBRUARY 1945; Appendix 5: Japanese Atomic Bomb Protest 10 AUGUST 1945; Appendix 6: BCOF Non-fraternization Order 20 FEBRUARY 1946; Appendix 7: Kure Meeting on Prospects for Overseas Trade 1947; Appendix 8: 'Why Is Patriotism Wrong?' 1947; Appendix 9: W.G. Beasley: 'Personal Reminiscences' YOKUSUKA AND TOKYO, SEPTEMBER 1945 -- MARCH 1946; Index.