Some Japanese Thoughts
>Look, if you don’t try harder to make those lowly Jews look like poor pitiful Jews, the weapons for massacring Palestinians will stop flowing into the poor Jews’ hands!
>This is going to cause problems. But I think making it a single volume 70 years after her death is a good simple approach. Recognizing a posthumous work will lead to all sorts of interpretations and some confusion.
>The father has the copyright, so possibly not yet?
It was in diary form when she died, and the father turned it into a book.
Huh? Not whether she’s the author or not, but in terms of who has the copyright, wasn’t it clear that this is the father?
>It wasn’t even written by Anne in the first place.
>Well in Japan, I believe there was a case of a naturalized citizen from a certain well-known religious group in Kodaira being arrested for tearing up the pages of the library’s copy of The Diary of Anne Frank. Any idea what happened after that?
>This is going to cause problems. But I think making it a single volume 70 years after her death is a good simple approach. Recognizing a posthumous work will lead to all sorts of interpretations and some confusion.
>The father has the copyright, so possibly not yet?
It was in diary form when she died, and the father turned it into a book.
Huh? Not whether she’s the author or not, but in terms of who has the copyright, wasn’t it clear that this is the father?
>It wasn’t even written by Anne in the first place.
>Well in Japan, I believe there was a case of a naturalized citizen from a certain well-known religious group in Kodaira being arrested for tearing up the pages of the library’s copy of The Diary of Anne Frank. Any idea what happened after that?
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