Non-war argument - Hisenron

Japanese: 非戦論 - ひせんろん

It particularly refers to anti-war and peace statements made during the Russo-Japanese War. In 1903, as diplomatic relations between Japan and Russia became tense, Kuroiwa Ruiko, Kotoku Shusui, Sakai Toshihiko, and Uchimura Kanzo of the Ideal Group, which was based in the Manchōhō newspaper, advocated non-war. Later, when Kuroiwa switched to being pro-war, the three left the company, while Kotoku and Sakai founded the Heiminsha and published the Heimin Shimbun, voicing anti-war sentiments from a socialist standpoint. Uchimura called for non-war in his Bible Study. → Anti-war movement → Related article: Uchimura Kanzo

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Japanese:

特に日露戦争時の反戦・平和の主張をさす。1903年日露国交が緊迫化すると《万朝報》による理想団の黒岩涙香，幸徳秋水，堺利彦，内村鑑三は非戦論を展開。その後黒岩が主戦論に転ずると３人は退社，幸徳，堺は平民社を創立して《平民新聞》を刊行，社会主義の立場から反戦を主張。内村は《聖書之研究》により非戦を訴えた。→反戦運動
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