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Is this "Sakurai Kai," or should it be "Sakura Kai"? -- Nobunaga24 07:36, 11 August 2006 (UTC) reply

Kodo-ha not Tosei-ha

I believe you have it reversed.

It was the Kodo-ha or 'Imperial Way', not the Tosei-ha or 'Control Group', who were responsible for the coup attempts and whose

"avowed aim was threat of a one-party state under army control and run on a war economcy for the army's benefit."

The Tosei-ha were the faction who

"had no particular quarrel with capitalism provided the manufacturers did as the Army told them."

"The Japanese War Machine" Chartwell Books, 1976 Befuddler 05:26, 2 November 2007 (UTC) reply

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

.

Is this "Sakurai Kai," or should it be "Sakura Kai"? -- Nobunaga24 07:36, 11 August 2006 (UTC) reply

Kodo-ha not Tosei-ha

I believe you have it reversed.

It was the Kodo-ha or 'Imperial Way', not the Tosei-ha or 'Control Group', who were responsible for the coup attempts and whose

"avowed aim was threat of a one-party state under army control and run on a war economcy for the army's benefit."

The Tosei-ha were the faction who

"had no particular quarrel with capitalism provided the manufacturers did as the Army told them."

"The Japanese War Machine" Chartwell Books, 1976 Befuddler 05:26, 2 November 2007 (UTC) reply


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