November 23, 2001 (, October Ninth), Government House, the famous Japanese historian INOUE death.

2001 11 23, the death of a famous Japanese left-wing historian, social activist INOUE "target =" _blank "> INOUE suffering from pneumonia treatment failed died at the age of 87 in Kyoto, Japan. < br> INOUE home of Japan's modern history and modern history, a well-known social activist, professor emeritus of Kyoto University, was born in 1913 in Kochi on Shikoku Island in Japan, graduated from the National History Department of the Faculty of Arts of the University of Tokyo during World War II, he was involved in the compilation of the work of the Ministry of Education of the Restoration of historical data and the Empire of Academicians history of the imperial family system. postwar become important leadership members of the history of the study will be composed by the Marxist historian in 1950, he joined the newly established Science Council of Japan. In 1954, Inoue became associate professor at the Kyoto University Institute for Human Sciences, from 1961 to 1977 served as professor
Inoue advocated a "people's history", to oppose nationalistic view of history. retirement, he was keen to promote the cause of academic exchanges between Japan and China, to strengthen the Japan-China friendship and promote mutual understanding between the peoples of the two countries to make a contribution. ended in September 1985, his visit to China 28 times. Inoue actively involved in the peace of the citizens' group antiwar Sports, denounced the crimes of the Japanese militarism, and strongly protests do not face even distort Japan nearly modern history, with the revision of history textbooks and other acts, the progress of public opinion at home and abroad as Japan conscience the historian.
Inoue writings quite good, his "History of Japanese women, Japan's modern history, the history of Japan, Emperor �� Mikado history, tribal history and theory of liberation" and "Japanese militarism" are learning Japanese history and important research in Japan. (L $ dj��.����T)