If you're intrigued by history and its psychological aftermath, "The Wages Of Guilt" could offer you a profound look into how nations grapple with dark pasts. Ian Buruma's exploration into Germany and Japan's dealing with war legacies is as thought-provoking as it is enlightening, providing a deep dive into collective memory and the complexity of national conscience. This book not only educates but also invites reflection on the long shadows cast by historical events.

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The author of Playing the Game explores the diverse ways in which Germany and Japan have dealt with the legacy of World War II, explaining how which East and West Germany have come to terms with the Holocaust, and the impact of the atomic bomb on Japan.

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