Japan in the Fascist era
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"Contributors to this volume suggest that while the ideological and political trends in pre-World War II Japan had local roots and peculiar characteristics, in essence they paralleled those in the other Axis states. They thus challenge the orthodox view of …
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"Contributors to this volume suggest that while the ideological and political trends in pre-World War II Japan had local roots and peculiar characteristics, in essence they paralleled those in the other Axis states. They thus challenge the orthodox view of "fascism" as a purely European phenomenon and advocate comparative study of the three main Axis powers as a means to better understand the Fascist Era."--BOOK JACKET.
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