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Contents 1 Automated Pictures 2 Anti-anarchism 3 Anarchist art template 4 Anarchism in New Zealand 5 Per Bylund 6 Libertarian template 7 Anarchism in Japan 8 History 8.1 Meiji era 8.2 Taisho era 8.3 Shouwa era 9 Links to use 10 Stuff to incorporate 11 References 12 External links

[edit] Automated Pictures

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[edit] Anti-anarchism

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[edit] Anarchist art template

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[edit] Anarchism in New Zealand

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[edit] Per Bylund

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[edit] Libertarian template

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[edit] Anarchism in Japan

[edit] History

[edit] Meiji era

[edit] Taisho era

[edit] Shouwa era

[edit] Links to use

• Anarchism in Japan timeline
• THE ANARCHIST MOVEMENT IN JAPAN
• Anarchism in Japan
• Japanese Anarchism Bibliography
• Anarchist Opposition to Japanese Militarism, 1926-37
• Three Japanese Anarchists : Kotoku, Osugi and Yamaga
• CIRA Japana
• CIRA Nippon
• Anarchist Yellow Pages
• ‘A Note on Contemporary Violence’ -- What is Non-Violent Direct Action? by Kou MUKAI
• significant images
• Guillotine Society
• A-Infos articles related to Japan's contemporary anarchist movement
• IRS
• Selected Opinions on the Bureau of Public Secrets No anarchist do refute or cast a diatribe toward Proudhon, Bakunin, Kropotkin and Spanish C.N.T. like you except a Marxist, an ultra-nationalist and an ignorant liberalist. . . . You know “When you are in Rome you must do as a Roman do.” It is at least an etiquette over the world. Surely you have done it in the bad manner like some Japanese “anarchists.” —Yoshiharu Hashimoto, “A Reply to a Situationist,” in Libertaire (Tokyo, November 1977)
• 1985 -- Japan: Hashimoto Yoshiharu, 55, dies in Tokyo. Japanese anarchist & founder, in the 1960s, of the publishing house "Barukan-sha," & a writer for the review "Anaki" (Anarchy). Yoshiharu was a writer & translator of many works of the classical thinkers & theorists of the international anarchist movement, such as Proudhon, Peter Kropotkin, Emma Goldman, & Oscar Wilde, et al. In the 1970s he was involved with the group of Miura Seiichi, centered around the publication, "Libertarian".

[edit] Stuff to incorporate

• Japanese Anarchist Federation
• Tomioka Makoto
• Shūsui Kōtoku
• Kikuoka Kuri
• Fumiko Kaneko
• YEOL, Pak. (??-??) Korean anarchist, companion of Kaneko Fumiko. Involved in Futeisha case; his death sentence commuted to life by the Japanese emperor.
• Noe Ito
• Sakae Osugi
• BlueStockings Journal
• Jun Tsuji (non-anarchist)
• (1945-??) "Kurohata" (Black Flag), Japanese journal published by Black Youth League (1925-??).
• Black Youth League. (1925-??) Japanese anarchists, publishers of "Kurohata" (Black Flag).
• ISHIKAWA, Sanshirô. (1876-1956) Historian, anarcho-syndicalist involved in Japanese Anarchist Federation.
• Japanese Anarchist Federation. Generally sympathetic to syndicalism. Active early 20th century, then again June 1951 (simultaneously with the anarchist-communist Nihon Anakisuto Kurabu) until 1968.
• "Museifushugi Undô". (Anarchist Movement) (1951[?}-1980) Japanese journal of Nihon Anakisuto Kurabu.
• NAKAHAMA, Tetsu. (??-??) Japanese anarchist, member of the Guillotine Society.
  1. Nihon Anakisuto Kurabu (Japan Anarchist Club) (1951-1980[?]) Anarchist communist group set up simultaneously as the Japanese Anarchist Federation in 1951, publishing the journal "Museifushugi Undô" (Anarchist Movement) until March 1980.
• SAKUTARO, Iwasa. Sakutarô (??-??) Japanese anarchist communist involved in Japanese Anarchist Federation.
• SHÛZÔ, Hatta Hatta Shuzo (??-1934) Japanese anarchist involved in Japanese Anarchist Federation.
• TODA, Misato. (??-??) Japanese anarchist, friend of Luce Fabbri.
• Nagoya Anarchists

[edit] References

[edit] External links

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