Nation in Narration

Since the British arrived in Australia, the concept "Australians" was born. And now Australia is seen as a place of opportunity. It is a new land without history and institution (British do not exist in indigenous society), waiting for the sculpture and shape of the newcomer. Since Australia's history was colonized, the contributions and experiences of women, non-British immigrants, indigenous peoples have been ignored. Their story certainly has no effect in shaping the Australian identity.

Two historical controversies about the national history of the story in Japan after the Second World War - The 1950s 'History of Showa' controversy and the controversy over the 'historical view' in the 1990s and the 21st century - Mihiro Okamoto (Tokyo) I discussed the relationship of history. He pointed out that the close relationship between Japanese historiography and modern nation-state creation has long hindered historical writings from reaching scientific standards.

Narrator: The national renewal plan can be said to be the largest and most elaborate government plan in the history of the Republic over the past 100 years. Edmund Whitman said that he was the easiest. He wrote: "Resource devotion to the power and emotion of such countries," the world has never witnessed. When the Third Country Settlement Program completed in 1871, 303,536 Allied soldiers were buried in 74 National Cemetery and the War Department spent $ 4,000, 306.26 dollars to collect deceased. 54% of the deceased were determined by paying attention to the body and its original tombs carefully. The 400,000 pioneered Allied soldiers never got buried and found in a grave marked as "unknown."