Talk:Kiichiro Higuchi
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[edit]Hello, Edward321! 20,000 Jewish refugees NEVER rushed to the frontier between Soviet Union and Manturia. Please read this book :早坂隆『指揮官の決断 満州とアッツの将軍 樋口季一郎』文春新書、2010年 ISBN 978-4-16-660758-7. The number of 20,000 is the false one fabricated by an editor when the memoir of General Kiichiro Higuchi was published in 1971. Exist no witness, no documents all over the world. All the Japanes scholars and journalists don’t believe it. The indication by Asahi Shinbun is NOT true AT ALL.Tizizano (talk) 22:15, 16 February 2011 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Tizizano (talk • contribs)
“The Stenographic Records of Japanese Imperial Congress : The era Showa No.75”(Tokyo University Press ; ISBN 413096075X)indicates us that is“over 80, under 100” the total number of the Jewish refugees have passed the frontier between Soviet-Union and Manturia from 1938 till 1939. Everbody who can read Japanese would be able to see it to verify the historical reality. It is always available through Amazon, for example. The number of 20,000 is the fabricated one in the military fiction intitled : “Ryuhyo no umi (Sea of drift ices)”which is also avaibable : ISBN 476982033X.Tizizano (talk) 00:25, 19 February 2011 (UTC)
Better source may be required.
[edit]From the footnoted source, I fail to see how "Higuchi was helped by Polish Jews when he faced discrimination during his travels to Poland." Remdaevi (talk) 08:18, 20 August 2025 (UTC)
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