The Enigma of Japanese Power: People and Politics in a Stateless Nation"The first full-scale examination of the inner workings of Japan's political/industrial system"--Cover subtitle. |
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... Military Reserve Association was established . It was followed in 1915 by the Greater Japan Youth Association , promoted by the military élite , the Naimusho and the Ministry of Education . In 1926 military training centres for youth ...
... Military Reserve Association was established . It was followed in 1915 by the Greater Japan Youth Association , promoted by the military élite , the Naimusho and the Ministry of Education . In 1926 military training centres for youth ...
Page 365
... military , he established a pattern for military influence over civilian society , and educated a group of protégés who continued to carry out his programmes during the first half of the twentieth century . The retired military men who ...
... military , he established a pattern for military influence over civilian society , and educated a group of protégés who continued to carry out his programmes during the first half of the twentieth century . The retired military men who ...
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... military ' , and the response to the real or imaginary external threat was an effort to make Japan invincible . Industri- alisation at a furious tempo was taken for granted , for in the perception of the power - holders it meant nothing ...
... military ' , and the response to the real or imaginary external threat was an effort to make Japan invincible . Industri- alisation at a furious tempo was taken for granted , for in the perception of the power - holders it meant nothing ...
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