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The Japanese Anarchist Movement

Reads "The Japanese Anarchists" with a drawing of a dragon/serpent with smoke coming out their nostrils with an anarchist symbol inside it.

A basic introduction to anarchism and syndicalism in Japan up to 1923. Produced by the Leeds Anarchist Group, but written by Philip Billingsley. Scanned by the Sparrows Nest Archive.

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Philip Billingsley
Submitted by Mair Waring on August 19, 2022
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TJA-PB-LAG_compressed.pdf (6.79 MB)
  • Japan
  • Osugi Sakae
  • Shūsui Kōtoku

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