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138:(Council of Japanese Labor Unions). The defendants in the trials were all found guilty and sentenced to stiff jail terms, but those who recanted their communist ideology were then pardoned or given much reduced terms. That was the beginning of the 144:
policy designed to reintegrate former leftists to mainstream society. Perhaps more importantly, as a consequence of the trials, Prime Minister Tanaka was able to pass legislation to add the provision for the
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had been outlawed and forced underground immediately after its foundation in 1922, it continued to gather strength and membership in the volatile social and economic climate of the 1920s
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of known communists and socialists and suspected communist and socialist sympathizers. The arrests occurred throughout Japan, and a total of 1652 people were apprehended.
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starting on 15 June 1932, with sentencing on 2 July 1932. The public trials were carefully staged to publicize the inner workings of the secretive
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and other left-wing political parties revealed, the government was able to order the dissolution of the
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About 500 of those arrested were eventually prosecuted in a series of open trials held by the
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government in 1928. Among those who were arrested in the incident was the
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Crackdown on socialists and communists by the Japanese government
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Columbian Chronologies of Asian History and Culture
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socialists
communists
Japanese
Marxist economist
Kawakami Hajime
Japan Communist Party
Taishō period
February 1928 general election
suffrage
Diet of Japan
Prime Minister
Giichi Tanaka
Peace Preservation Law
mass arrest
Tokyo District Court
Japan Communist Party
labor movement
Rōdō Nōmintō
Zen Nihon Musan Seinen Dōmei
Nihon Rōdō Kumiai Hyōgikai
tenkō
death penalty
Kobayashi Takiji
Columbian Chronologies of Asian History and Culture
ISBN
0231110049
Japan: A Modern History
ISBN
0393041565
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