Тревожные воины. Гендер, память и поп-культура в японской армии - Сабина Фрюштюк
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Shūkan Gendai 1990 – Jieitai josei taiin hachi-nin (Eight female service members of the SDF) // Shūkan Gendai. 1990, November 24. P. 221–228.
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Shūkan Hōseki 1995 – ‘95-nen kakukai chūmoku no josei: Jitsuryoku no bijo, Kawaue Hitomi (‘95 women to pay attention to: The beauty with real strength, Kawaue Hitomi) // Shūkan Hōseki. 1995, February 23. P. 223–225.
Shūkan Josei 2001a – Otto wa sensō suru tame ni Jieitai ni haitta wake ja nai!! (My husband did not join the SDF to go to war!!) // Shūkan Josei. 2001, October 23. P. 208–209.
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Shūkan Josei 2001c – Risō no kare to ichinen inai ni shiawase kekkon keikaku 2001. Vol. 16. Rikujō Jieitai daisotsu kanbu to kekkon suru no kan—ge (Plan poor for a happy marriage with the ideal man/boyfriend within a year: Vol. 16. Part on marriage with a university graduate GSDF officer—B) // Shūkan Josei. 2001, April 24. P. 132–133.
Shūkan Kinyōbi 2001 – Mondai wa kokkai giin dake de wa nai! Seifuku sugata no Jieikan tsunezune Yasukuni sanpai (The problem is not only diet members! Members of the SDF commonly visit Yasukuni Shrine in their uniforms) // Shūkan Kinyōbi. 2001, September 7. P. 24–27.
Shūkan Shinchō 1977 – Otoko ni takkuru suru onna futari (Two women who tackle men) // Shūkan Shinchō. 1977, February 10.
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Shūkan Shinchō 1999 – Tsumako sute Kanbojia josei to kekkon ‘PKO taiin’ no muzan (The cruelty of a “PKO participant” to have abandoned his wife and child and married a Cambodian woman) // Shūkan Shinchō. 1999. P. 139.
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Shūkan Taishū 1989 – Kore ga Heisei no Jieitai da!! (This is the Heisei era Self-Defense Force!!) // Shūkan Taishū. 1989, July 10. P. 182–185.
Shūkan Yomiuri 1999a – Minisuka ‘Jieikan’ (A “member of the Self-Defense Force” in a mini skirt) // Shūkan
