The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless NationA full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political and industrial system. |
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... Naimusho - the only body of bureaucrats disbanded by the occupation authorities for its repressive activities before and during the war . With him he brought several purged officials and some former associates from the Naimusho . A ...
... Naimusho - the only body of bureaucrats disbanded by the occupation authorities for its repressive activities before and during the war . With him he brought several purged officials and some former associates from the Naimusho . A ...
Page 198
... Naimusho and decentralised the police , making them answerable to prefectural public safety commis- sions . But it soon became clear that the latter arrangement had no future . In the 1950s influential bureaucrats from the disbanded ...
... Naimusho and decentralised the police , making them answerable to prefectural public safety commis- sions . But it soon became clear that the latter arrangement had no future . In the 1950s influential bureaucrats from the disbanded ...
Page 359
... Naimusho official Furui Yoshimi ( Naimusho police bureau chief , Naimusho vice - minister , governor of Ibaragi and Aichi ) became welfare minister and justice minister . The reform bureaucrat Odachi Shigeo ( Naimusho minister in 1944 ) ...
... Naimusho official Furui Yoshimi ( Naimusho police bureau chief , Naimusho vice - minister , governor of Ibaragi and Aichi ) became welfare minister and justice minister . The reform bureaucrat Odachi Shigeo ( Naimusho minister in 1944 ) ...
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