Matsumoto Jiichirō and the making of democracy in postwar Japan
Matsumoto Jiichirō (1887-1966) is best known for his role as leader of the Buraku anti-discrimination movement in Japan. He was chairman and main sponsor of the pre-war Suiheisha and re-assumed a leading role when the movement re-emerged in the late 1940s, creating the Buraku Liberation League in 19...
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Routledge
2007
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