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Japanese

Associate Professor Fujihara, upon receiving the award commented: "I am honored to receive the 24th Osaragi Jiro Rondan Prize from The Asahi Shimbun for my book Brumaire 18th - The Fear and Desire of Revolutionaries. Traditionally, the event of the 18th of Brumaire has been told from Napoleon’s perspective. However, in my book, I deliberately chose not to mention Napoleon and instead reinterpreted the event as one where pro-constitutional amendment revolutionaries, seeking to protect their own interests, elevated Napoleon to power. At the end of the French Revolution, as revolutionaries became increasingly fixated on short-term gains, repeatedly compromised, and gradually abandoned their original ideals, dictatorship emerged as a natural consequence. This process offers many lessons for us living in the present day. Moving forward, I hope to further explore how the dictatorship established by these revolutionaries was maintained and sustained over time."