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Preface to the English-Language Edition
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Wakaizumi Kei
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- Editor’s Introduction 1
- Preface to the English-Language Edition 17
- Acknowledgments 27
- Chapter 1. The Transition to the Nixon Administration 33
- Chapter 2. Denuclearized Reversion: The Prime Minister’s Decision 49
- Chapter 3. Prime Minister Satò, Former Prime Minister Kishi, and President Nixon 64
- Chapter 4. Establishing the Political Hotline 86
- Chapter 5. The West Coast White House in San Clemente 119
- Chapter 6. Okinawa’s Nuclear Weapons and Textiles 148
- Chapter 7. President Nixon’s “Ultimatum” 171
- Chapter 8. Conveying Prime Minister Satò’s Counterproposals 185
- Chapter 9. Top Secret Negotiations at The White House 202
- Chapter 10. Writing the Script in Collaboration with Henry Kissinger 230
- Chapter 11. A “Nuclear-Free, Homeland-Level” Reversion by 1972 253
- Chapter 12. The Textiles Question 278
- Chapter 13. “All I Can Do Is Await the Judgment of Future Historians” 300
- Chapter 14. In the Dark Recesses of History 311
- Afterword 332
- Notes 337
- Index 361
- About the Author 369
- About the Editor 369
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- Editor’s Introduction 1
- Preface to the English-Language Edition 17
- Acknowledgments 27
- Chapter 1. The Transition to the Nixon Administration 33
- Chapter 2. Denuclearized Reversion: The Prime Minister’s Decision 49
- Chapter 3. Prime Minister Satò, Former Prime Minister Kishi, and President Nixon 64
- Chapter 4. Establishing the Political Hotline 86
- Chapter 5. The West Coast White House in San Clemente 119
- Chapter 6. Okinawa’s Nuclear Weapons and Textiles 148
- Chapter 7. President Nixon’s “Ultimatum” 171
- Chapter 8. Conveying Prime Minister Satò’s Counterproposals 185
- Chapter 9. Top Secret Negotiations at The White House 202
- Chapter 10. Writing the Script in Collaboration with Henry Kissinger 230
- Chapter 11. A “Nuclear-Free, Homeland-Level” Reversion by 1972 253
- Chapter 12. The Textiles Question 278
- Chapter 13. “All I Can Do Is Await the Judgment of Future Historians” 300
- Chapter 14. In the Dark Recesses of History 311
- Afterword 332
- Notes 337
- Index 361
- About the Author 369
- About the Editor 369