Японский музей подвергся критике за «переписывание истории» с ярлыком «происшествие в Нанкине»
Музей в Японии обвиняют в «переписывании истории» за то, что он заменил Нанкинскую резню словом «инцидент», что вызвало критику и возродило гнев по поводу агрессии страны во время войны. Музей атомной бомбы Нагасаки, который ранее сопротивлялся попыткам ревизионистов, похоже, капитулировал перед кампанией давления гражданской группы после того, как в четверг его оперативный совет опубликовал предлагаемые изменения в экспозиции. Другие поправки, объявленные музеем, открытым в 1996 году, включают...
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Escalation
## Scenario Analysis **Scenario A (Escalation) — 50%** * **Chain:** The museum's revised exhibit changes are met with strong public condemnation from Chinese and Japanese political figures, leading to a diplomatic standoff between the two countries. This escalates into a formal protest at the Japanese embassy in Beijing, followed by increased scrutiny of Japan's historical record on World War II. * **Confirmation Indicators:** 1) A joint statement from China and Japan condemning the museum's actions. 2) Increased media coverage of the incident with prominent Chinese figures publicly criticizing the Japanese government. 3) A planned protest in Beijing organized by a pro-China group demanding an apology from Japan. * **Time Horizon:** Within 10 days, escalating into a diplomatic crisis within 3 weeks. **Scenario B (Status Quo) — 38%** * **Baseline:** The museum faces public backlash
Status Quo
## Scenario Analysis **Scenario A (Escalation) — 50%** * **Chain:** The museum's revised exhibit changes are met with strong public condemnation from Chinese and Japanese political figures, leading to a diplomatic standoff between the two countries. This escalates into a formal protest at the Japanese embassy in Beijing, followed by increased scrutiny of Japan's historical record on World War II. * **Confirmation Indicators:** 1) A joint statement from China and Japan condemning the museum's actions. 2) Increased media coverage of the incident with prominent Chinese figures publicly criticizing the Japanese government. 3) A planned protest in Beijing organized by a pro-China group demanding an apology from Japan. * **Time Horizon:** Within 10 days, escalating into a diplomatic crisis within 3 weeks. **Scenario B (Status Quo) — 38%** * **Baseline:** The museum faces public backlash
De-escalation
## Scenario Analysis **Scenario A (Escalation) — 50%** * **Chain:** The museum's revised exhibit changes are met with strong public condemnation from Chinese and Japanese political figures, leading to a diplomatic standoff between the two countries. This escalates into a formal protest at the Japanese embassy in Beijing, followed by increased scrutiny of Japan's historical record on World War II. * **Confirmation Indicators:** 1) A joint statement from China and Japan condemning the museum's actions. 2) Increased media coverage of the incident with prominent Chinese figures publicly criticizing the Japanese government. 3) A planned protest in Beijing organized by a pro-China group demanding an apology from Japan. * **Time Horizon:** Within 10 days, escalating into a diplomatic crisis within 3 weeks. **Scenario B (Status Quo) — 38%** * **Baseline:** The museum faces public backlash
Первичный источник: South China Morning Post
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