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Shin Seiki: Bagong Araw. New Era
Shin Seiki: Bagong Araw. New Era
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Mayroong mahigit na isang taon na ngayon ang lumilipas, noong ang ma- itim na ulap ng digmaan ay nag- babala pa lamang sa panig na ito ng Pasipiko, isang kaibigan kong Pilipino —isang taong tanyag sa pook na pinu- ninirahan ko—ang nagsabi sa akin ng ganito, "Higit na matamis sa akin ang maging alipin ng mga Amerikano kay- sa maging aso ng mga Hapones." Tanto niya ang kanyang binibigkas at nauunawaan ko ang nasa sa kanyang isipan. Ang kaibigan kong ito, m tulad ng marami sa mga Pulong ito noong mga panahong iyon, ay walang ibang naririnig 6 nababasa kungdi ang mga salita-salitaan at mga balita hing gil sa malaking paghahanda sa pag- sasanggalang ng mga Bansang ABCD laban sa Buklod, lalong lalo na sa Hapon. Nanlnlwala siyang ang Huk- bong-Karagatan ng Hapon ay hindi maaaring itapat sa pinagsamang laka3 sa dagat ng Inglaterra at Ameriki. Wala 6 babahagya ang kabatirxa niya tungkol sa Hukbong-Panghimpa- pawid ng Hapon at ang kakayahan nito. Akala niya ay lupaypay na ang Hukbong Hapones pagkatapos ng apat na taong pakikidigma sa Tsina, samantalang ang Rusya ay nagba- banta sa Hilaga. Ang mga Olan- des sa Indio Olandesa naman, bagamat walang gaanong lakas ay maaaring magkatulong din. At, ang Hapon ay lito na ang pagiisip at pata na ang katawan, at pagsapit ng pagtutuos ay wala siyang magagawa. At, sa isang iglap ay maigugupo siya. Ngunit, ngayon ay malasin natin ang nangyari. Nais kong itanong sa aking kaibigan ngayon, "Ano ang masasabi mo tungkol sa pagiging isang aso ng Hapones?". Hindi ko pa naitatanong sa kanya ang bagay na ito, ngunit, batid ko na ang kanyang magiging kasagutan dahil sa mga sina- sabi niya sa akin nitong mga araw na ito. Nasabi niyang kahangahanga ang naging gawain ng mga Hapones. At, ang mga Hapones at ang kanyang Hukbo ay lubhang mabuti; ang mga kawal at mga marino ay malaki ang kasanayan; sila ay pawang may pinagaralan at kanaisnais, atbp. Ako ba ay pinapupurihan lamang niya? Hindi. Tapat pa rin sa kanyang paniniwala ang kanyang sinasabi, bagamat naiba na ito ngayon, sapagkat nananalig na siya ngayon sa lakas ng Hapon. Mayroon siyang bagong nabatid ngayon. Kami ang namumuno ngayon, subalit, hindi namin pinakikisamahang parang aso ang mga Pilipino, bagamat kung ano ano ong pinagsasabi ng ilang mahahaba ang dila. Ang Maynila at ang Davao ay halos siyang tanging mqa siyudad__na hindi man lamang nagalusan ng matatalim na kuko ng digmaan. Kar'arriihan sa ibang mga pook ay lubos na naging abo, samantalang ang iba naman ay halos napawi sa mukha ng mundo. Ang USAFFE ang may kagagawan nito, at ang mga Pilipino ang siyang nagdurusa, ngunit lahat kami ay may pagnanais na malunasan ang mga paghihirap na ito at muling maibalik sa lalong madaling panahon ang dating kaayusan. Ito ay na- ngangailangan ng - . „ ilang panahon, ngunit hindi ang panahon lamang ang tanging ka- lunasan. Lahat tayo ay kailangang tumulong ng ubos kaya. Ang Hapon ay nagpapaka- sakit. Ipinadadala niya dito ang kanyang -nga tauhan—mga dalur ha- sa, mga inhenyero, mga manggagamot, mga si- yentipiko at mga "es- pesiyalista", tangl pa sa mga makinarya at ibang mga kagamitan —upang muling itatag at paunlarin ang bansang ito. Kung ano man ang nagawa ng Amerika sa loob ng 43 taon niyang pamama- hala ay tatapusin ng Hapon sa loob ng ma- ikling panahon lamang. Pagkatapos nito ay magpapatuloy tayo ng paglilinang at pagpapa- unlad. Lahat tayo ay liligaya at mananaga- na. Wala sino mang magiging aso. Ito ang kahulugan ng Lupalop ng Samasamang Kasaganaan sa Lalong Malaking Silangang Asia. ANG DIGMAANG ITO ♦ THIS WAR By K. Koyamct A little more than a year ago when the war clouds on this side of the Pacific were threatening, a certain Filipino friend of mine—well known and prominent in the community where I was living—once told me "I would rather be a slave to the Americans than to be a dog to the lapanese". He knew what he was talking about and I knew what he had in his mind. This friend of mine, like many others in these Islands in those days, heard or read nothing but the talks and the news of the huge defense preparations made by the ABCD powers against the Axis, but Japan in particular. He believed that the Japanese Navy is of no comparison to the combined Anglo- American sea power. He knew nothing or very little of the Japanese flying corps or its capability. The army is bogged down with her four- year struggle with China while Russia is threatening on the North. The Dutch in the Netherland Indies may not have much but she can be of some help, fapan is mentally hypnotized and physically exhausted and when the showdown comes, she can do nothing. She will be licked in no time. But just look at what happened. I would like to ask my friend once more "How do you feel being a dpg. to the Japanese?". I have not yet asked him that guestion but I know his answer from what he has been telling me lately. He says that the Japanese have done a marvelous job. The Japanese army and navy people are fine; the soldiers and sailors are well trained; they are all highly educated and many of them are really simpaticos, and so on. Is he flattering me?. No. He is still telling the truth although the story is now completely different because he has been convinced of the strength of Japan. He has just learned something new. We are the boss but we are not treating the Filipinos like dogs no matter how and what some foul-mouth fellow wants to say. Manila and Davao are about the only two cities left unscathed from the ravages of war. Most of the other places are reduced to ashes, while some of the places are veritably wiped off the map. The USAFFE did that and the Filipino people are suffering the consequences but we all want to alleviate the misery and restore things as rapidly as possible. That will take some time, ________ but time Is not the only solution. We all have to work hard— *\ damn hard too. Japan is working hard. ! She is bringing * in her men, experts, engineers, doctors, scientists and specialists in addition to ma- I chlnery and many ' other things — to re- > build and develop this country. What little the United States did I within her 43 years of regime will be done by Japanese hands in no time. After that, we will keep on exploiting and developing. Everybody will be happy and prosperous. Nobody will be a dog. That's what the Greater East Asia Co-Prospertiy Sphere means. r
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This edition of Japanese propaganda magazine, “Shin Seiki” (text in Tagalog and English), published by the Department of Information, was brought back to America by Carr and Ruth Hooper who were interned at Santo Tomas Internment Camp in Manila, Philippines from January 1942 to February 1945. Hand-written notes made by Carr refer to several photos and captions. The camp, also known as the Manila Internment Camp, was run by the Japanese military during World War II and housed over 3,000 internees from January 1942 until February 1945.
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