Different Rehabilitation Views
When discussing the rehabilitation of individuals two articles come in mind, one discusses a specific group of individuals from Japan […]
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Welcome to my Blog! – mkrusiec
Author: mkrusiec Published Date: September 5, 2017 Leave a Comment on Welcome to my Blog! – mkrusiec
Hello! I’m Matthew Krusiec, a Junior History major at Virginia Tech and also in the Corps of Cadets. I hope in the future to study more about the Chinese language, culture, and history. I was fortunate enough to study abroad this Summer overseas in China. While there I studied in the city of Guilin and …
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Last Week
Postwar Reconstruction of the Body and Mind
In the articles Reconstructing the Hiroshima Maidens by David Serlin and The Veteran, His Wife, and Their Mothers by Rebecca Jo Plant we see […]
Rehabilitating a Continent
As it became clear that the Allies would soon achieve victory over Nazi Germany, the next major issue was of […]
What is the True Story of the Hiroshima Maidens?
Ten years following the drop of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, the emotional and physical scars created by the bombing […]
American Band-Aids for Hiroshima
Following the end of World War II, one of the most widely discussed and debated-over topics has been the rehabilitation […]
Rebuilding Lives and Places
One of the “Hiroshima Maidens” shows her scars. The Second World War offered […]
America: The Helping Hand
Rehabilitation conveys a connotation of ‘fixing’ something: drug addicts go to rehab to mend their addiction, veterans rehab to undo […]
Cultural Crossroads
In 1960 an episode of Rod Sterling’s TV series, The Twilight Zone, was broadcasted on national television. The episode titled, […]
Rebuilding the home and the spirit
Hiroshima A-Bomb Survivors Face Brighter Future,’ proclaimed the text accompanying this photograph of Mitsuko Kuranoto and Emiko Takemoto as they […]
The Scars that Heal
At the end of World War Two, the world was left reeling by the damage left behind. Just as lives […]
Helping the Hiroshima Maidens
During World War II, the Allies were fighting against the Axis Powers. Two countries that were enemies during the […]
Why does the puppet hide her face?
http://danhurlin.com/performance_work/recent/hiroshima_maiden.html This puppet is part of Dan Hurlin’s theatrical piece, entitled Hiroshima Maiden. The Japanese art form of puppetry, called […]
Temporary Solutions: Masking the Pain of War Victims
As World War Two in the European Theater came to a close, the Americans were working towards a solution to […]
Saving the Maidens
After World War Two, the entire world was zooming in different directions. Millions of people were still suffering. Millions of […]
