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1 1928年に日本が「東海」という名称を「日本海」に変えたとする韓国の主張とは異なって， 日本海は有史以来，日本海と呼ばれてきた。 2 韓国は共産主義北朝鮮の強い影響のもと，1950年代の朝鮮戦争の間，ロシアと中国の助けを得た北朝鮮の侵略から韓国を守るために流された大量のアメリカ人の血のことを忘れてしまっている。 今では米軍を追い出そうとし，民族主義のために血迷い，都合のいいように歴史を書き換えようとしている。 それはまったくの誤りだ。 5月13日までに25000人の署名が必要で，現時点で16805，残り8195 特に国籍関係なく，ネット上で署名できるようです。 趣旨に賛同されるならご自由になされたらいいです。 私も日本人の１人として「日本海」という名前が変わることには反対ですが， 朝鮮半島にも面している以上，彼らの気持ちもわからなくもありません。 ただ，歴史的に「日本海」と呼ばれてきたのはその通りだと思います。 そういう正当性とは別に，思想面で反共産主義の立場から，あるいは北朝鮮の現状を憂い， その面でアメリカに訴えかけるのはどうか，という気もします。 ちょっと 2 の方は余計かと。
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