History of Japan
Post-war reconstruction refers to the process of rebuilding a nation’s political, economic, and social systems after a period of conflict or war. This involves addressing the damage caused by war, restoring infrastructure, and re-establishing governance and societal order, while also promoting economic recovery and social integration. In the context of Japan after World War II, this process was largely influenced by international involvement, particularly from the United States, which played a key role in shaping Japan’s recovery and sovereignty.
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