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我为什么深爱着一个曾经被判过我的国家
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乔治 武井 |
TEDxKyoto
• June 2014
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乔治武井在儿童时期，和他的家人被关入专门为日裔美国人设立的战俘营，这是二战时期的一项“安全”措施。70年之后，武井回顾了战俘营如何让他对爱国主义和民主形成了自己独到的见解。
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