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1999年,日本每日新闻社将该社秘藏半个世纪的随军记者拍摄的照片编辑出版,并取名为《不许可照片集》(1、2)。该书出版后,我有幸从日本朋友处得到两本《不许可照片集》。这些由日本人自己拍摄的照片以大量的历史镜头真实地反映了日本从1931年开始逐步侵略中国的轨迹。据有关史学家介绍,这本图片集具有很高的史料价值和教育意义,有许多鲜为人知的历史镜头,具有研究和保存价值。
In 1999, Japan’s Daily Press published and edited a photo taken by a half-century army journalist who was hidden in the agency and named it “Not Permitted Photographs” (1,2). After the book was published, I was lucky enough to get two “Unlicensed Albums” from my Japanese friends. These photographs taken by the Japanese themselves, with a large number of historical footage, truly reflect Japan’s gradual invasion of China from 1931 onwards. According to the introduction of historians, this collection of pictures has a high historical value and educational significance. There are many little-known historical scenes with research and preservation values.