英文摘要 |
This article examines the modern educational situation in the eastern region of Inner Mongolia, established in the Manchukuo, and fills in the gaps and denials in the current official history of education for the Inner Mongolian people. By analyzing the political background of the time, it helps to understand the persecution of the Mongolian people as an aboriginal people who were involved in various political movements in their own land, and by citing specific cases of Mongolian students and teachers, it helps to understand the truth and nature of the administration, public prosecution, and elections of the ''ethnic regional autonomy system'' and helps to understand the suffering and misery of apeople who lost their sovereignty. |