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Tragedy of Japan

1946, Japanese. Directed by Fumio Kamei.

Using mostly footage from Nippon News newsreels, this film explains the history of Japanese aggression, from the Manchurian Incident to the Pacific War. The governing classes of Japanese capitalism planned and carried out the war project to acquire foreign markets. and while most people were forced into poverty, the capitalists became rich. The special political police detained Communists and those who opposed the war. With the rise of fascism, Japan’s tragedy begins.

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Released
2 January 1946
Original title
日本の悲劇
Country
Japan

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Tragedy of Japan (1946) was directed by Fumio Kamei.

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