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The speaker discusses the consequences of military occupation and how it can lead to colonialism.
The 19th and 20th century nationalism was an attempt to impose a single national language and culture on a group of people who previously only had in common the king who took stuff from them.
Kishi Nobusuke's great grandfather was famous for his anti-shogun activities, and this alongside his love for his family instilled in him patriotism and nationalism which were evident in his leadership. Some of Kishi's biographers suggest that he had everything it takes to be a great leader due to his academic career and upbringing.
The beliefs of the Japanese Military Control Faction were confusing since they had a mix of socialist ideas and wanted corporations to be run by government bureaucrats, while also being enamored with the idea of creating a fascist state.
The trial of Japanese fascist leaders after World War II resulted in their mass execution, including of individuals who were not involved in any way. Several coup attempts by disgruntled Japanese officers also took place during this period.
The Japanese vision of fascism is popular in East Asia due to Japan being seen as the only power in the East that can resist the incredible genocides and absolute horror happening in the rest of East Asia, according to a transcript of a historical podcast.
The podcast discusses the Japanese imperial officers and bureaucrats who go clubbing, even with Yakuza members, and highlights Koh Tao's stunning resemblance to a paradise island.
The majority of women in Japan's World War II brothels were kidnapped from Japan and forced into sexual slavery. In addition, some of the brothel owners had strange and non-consensual sexual preferences.
The first proto-fascist groups were giant yakuza organizations that had special forces training. In Japan, Kishi Kishi offered to formally let them into the Japanese state and embrace fascism.
Kishi Nobusuke used unifying wages and drug addiction to enslave the people of Manchukuo under Japanese rule.
This transcript snippet discusses the psychoses embedded in the international culture that resulted in Japan and Ethiopia successfully resisting colonization and European oppression, with the comparison that Japan is like "East Britain."
The Jedi in Star Wars are known for kidnapping children and indoctrinating them into a religious cult, which some argue resembles forced labor. In the next episode, the discussion will shift to Japan's forced labor system.