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Publisher
Hamish Hamilton
Language
English
Pages
364

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Subjects
History, Militarism, Entmilitarisierung, Militärpolitik, Honʼyaku iin shachū
Places
Japan
Times
Allied occupation, 1945-1952

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Sheathing the sword: the demilitarisation of Japan
1987, Macmillan
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Sheathing the sword: the demilitarisation of Japan
1987, Hamish Hamilton
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Includes index.

Bibliography: p. 313-357.

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England

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Pagination
xxxiv, 364, [8] p. of plates :
Number of pages
364

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OL14336247M

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