The document discusses lessons from the Vietnam War and provides a summary of the Coalition Red Army incident in Japan in 1973. It describes how the incident shocked Japanese society and involved the killing of 12 fellow members by the Coalition Red Army in the name of revolution. It questions what was lacking in views of the Vietnam War that did not consider the crucial factor of revolutionary power, and examines the Coalition Red Army incident to gain more insight into the concept of revolutionary power.
1. Lessons from the Vietnam War ： “ The other side of history” Ｂｙ Shigeaki Uchiyama
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3. Chapter 1 Recollection by the Vietnam veteran Scenario #1 through #5 Scenario starts with recollection by the Vietnam veteran.
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41. Chapter Three The question to the Vietnam War view Scenario #27 through #28 Raises the question to the Vietnam War view that sees Hanoi’s victory in the war as a liberation from neo colonialism.
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48. Chapter Four The analytical viewpoint of the Vietnam War Scenario #29 through #50 Explanations on the revolutionary power that is the analytical viewpoint of the Vietnam War through the historical experience of Coalition Red Army incident in Japan. Through the concrete analysis of the political purge incident that is the Coalition Red Army incident, analyze Marxism-Leninism and the revolutionary power and armed communist revolution. Because I think that Marxism-Leninism is the one that caused the revolutionary power and Vietnam War, boat people, and auto genocide as well.
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81. Chapter Five Japan,Vietnam and Cambodia Scenario #51 through #58 Revolutionary power being the axis, Japan, Vietnam and Cambodia integrate into one by transcending time and space. In short, it forms a single world and we are going to weave that.
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93. Chapter Six The ruling war by the revolutionary power Scenario #59 through #81 Reexamine the records of Vietnam War. Vietnam War view reconsidered from the viewpoint of ruling war by the revolutionary power.
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124. Chapter Seven The revival of US Scenario #82 through #97 Reconsidering Vietnam War from yet another viewpoint. That is reconfirming the Vietnam War and its historical meaning as a part of the confinement policy. That means the revival of the US.
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152. Chapter Eight New understanding Scenario #98 through #99 New understandings of the Vietnam War by the veteran, the revival of the veteran.
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178. Chapter Nine The revival of the veteran Scenario #100 through #101 It is a reunion of revived veteran and the United States.
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