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(1)Anti.Ame. icanism in theEa C0mmunistPa Ⅰty Ⅱ. ly Z0 れ90. 丘. おはァe れ. and Japanese. HASEGAWA@Kenji. Key@wordS@. Anti-Americanism. ， Zengakuren. ， Japanese@Communist@Party. ， 1950. Split AntiAmericanim@during@the@ea of@Japan@was@remarkably@muted people@had@the@means@and@moti. Ⅱ. y@phases@of@the@postwar@occupa. on. Ⅰ. ， After@more@than@a@decade@of@war,@few@Japanese a. Ⅰ. on@to@vi orouSy@oppose@the@American@occu-. pation However,@as@the@American@occupiers@"reversed@course"@after@1947.@stu・. dent@radicals@began@organizing@protests@by@appealing@to@anti-Americanism. This@paper@will@examine@how@. anti-Americanism@played@a@promi. role@in@the@formation@and@development@of@the@ear. Ⅰ. ent. Zengakuren ，， how@this@led@to. the@alienation@ of@Zengakuren@ students@ from@the@Japanese@Communist@Party (JCP)@ leadership， and@how@ anti-Americanism@was@later@adopted@and@modified by@the@JCP. Anti-Americanism@@@. the@Early@Zengakuren. 1948@started@with@US@Secretary@of@the@Army@Kenneth@Royal's@speech on@the@need@ to@rebuild@Japan@as@ a@wall@ against@communi. m. ・. As@ the@ reverse. course@accelerated,@the@early@postwar@fluorescence@of@leftist@workers'@and@faF. ers'@movements@gave@way@to@fragmentation@and@stagnation. ・. Ⅲ-. By@contrast@the@stu-. dent@movement@began@to@coalesce@ into@a@national@movement@headed@by@the Zengakuren. ， Anti-Americanism@played@a@significant@role@in@this@development. In@March@ 1948@ SCAP@. ・. education@reformers@ announced@ a@proposal@ to. relocate@universities@ to@the@regions@and@to@ place@ them@under@the@control@ of. 一. 111. 一.

(2) Boards@ of@Trustees@ which@ would@ include@ members@ from@ outside@ the@academic community tⅡ. ， Known@as@. the@ "BT@Proposal. ， "@this， together@with@the@unpopular. tion@hike@proposal@of@January,@became@a@catalytic@issue@leading@up@to@the@for-. mationoftheZe. れ g ばんぱグヒん. ・. Students' crltlques oftheBTpollcywerelnltlally. amblvalent. The. Kans9@ assoCation@of@student@governments@ponted@out@that@the@BT@propos8@. i. realized@ would@ result@ in@the@decline@ in@the@level@ of@academic@ research@ and@ the breakdown@of@university@autonomy. ， However,@it@noted@that@the@goal@of@opening. up@the@university@to@the@regional@community@ was@ a@noteworthy@one,@ and@that eventually@students@would@have@to@come@up@with@a@viable@alternati e@plan@for@a truly@democratic@university ， Students@from@Kanagawa@University@of@Economics. noted@that@the@fundamental@issue@had@to@do@with@reconciling@ the@university's autonomy@ and@its@responsiveness@to@ social@needs The@ solution,@they@argued, ・. was@ to@include@ students@ into@the@university@executive@ decision-making@body. since@"the@ opinions@of@the@students@most@correctly@reflect@public@opini n@conceming@the@educati. n@of@society ， "@Tokyo@UniverSty@students@made@a@Smilar. proposal ， They@denounced@the@BT@proposal@as@amounting@to@a@"poli. y@of@colo-. nization"@but@agreed@with@its@principle@of@people's@rule@over@the@university. ・. The. students@announced@an@alternative@proposal@for@establishing@a@ruling@body@consisting@of@the@student@government,@university@employees'@union@and@professors. ・. ". A@secret@directive@distributed@among@Tokyo@University@JCP@cell@mem-. bers@in@May@1948@spelled@out@the@need@to@raise@student@senti tⅡ tion@hike@and@BT@proposal@to@a@new@. Ⅰ. vel Entitled@ ㏄ Regarding@the@Shift@in ・. StrategY@ The@Reconstruction@of@Education@. Struggle@ as@ a@Component@of@the. Democratic@Nation8@ Front,"@the@directie@also@forcefully@advocated@the@appeal to@antiAmerican@nationalism. ・. Cell@members@were@to@present@the@issue@of@the. tuiion@hikes@and@the@BT@proposal@as@part@of@a@broader@conspiracy@by@ American@imperialists@to@colonize@Japan. 一 1Ⅰ. the. The@colonization@of@Japanese@universi-. ・. 2. 一.

(3) ties@by@ means@ of@introducing@foreign@capital@into@universities'@Boards@ of. Trustees@and@stripping@Japanese@professors@of@their@powers@was@the@harbinger@of what@would@later@occur@in@other@industries. ・. Christianity@was@another@method@by. which@the@American@imperialits@were@conspiring@to@colonize@Japan. ， Through. "feudal@Catholic@educati n,"@they@were@seeki g@to@plant@in@the@Japanese@nation@a "slave@mentality"@that@would@faciliate@colonization ， The@urgent@agenda@for@cell. members@was@to@expose@to@Japan's@students@such@schemes@and@the@true@nature@of the@American@imperialists@hiding@behind@their@"democratic@masks. ， "@iii. A@leading@advocate@of@expanding@the@student@movement@by@means@of anti-American@sentiment@was@. Okiura@Kazuteru. ， Okiura@was@in@charge@. of@the. Tokyo@UniverSty@cell's@shift@from@"economic@ struggles"@like@anti-tuition@hike struggles@to@"political@struggles"@which@tied@such@issues@to@broader@ideological ones. ・. Situating@the@students'@ "reconstruction@of@education@struggle"@within@the. JCP's@ "Democrat@@ National@ Front"@was@ was. aIso argelyresponslbleforde. ゼ. Ⅰ. a@. manifestation@of@this@ shift Okiura ・. ealingthepostwa. threat@to@JCP@influence@@@the@student@movement Ⅰ. dealsandagainsttheJCP's. 。。 formulaicleftism,. S. Ⅰ. ノう ⅠⅠⅠ. y. 正. 2A I, aser ア. とに万. Ⅰ. 0us. ， RallYng@around@humanistic 乃. S んと可 2A dl studentscloseto Ⅰ. ア. こ. the@"modernists"@associated@with@the@journal@Kindai@bungaku@had@hijacked@the JCP ， s@Tokyo@U. Ⅱ iversity@cell@and@had@begun@spreading@their@influence@on@other. university@campuses. ・. Together@with@JCP@leaders,@okiura@ousted@the@Shi@i. leaders@from@the@student@government. ・. kai. By@doing@so,@he@acted@as@a@key@collabora-. tor@in@executing@the@postwar@JCP's@first@m8or@purge. ， "@To@the@JCP@leaders'@dis-. may,@however,@okiura@and@fellow@student@radicals@proved@no@more@willing@than theS 乃プ可ごんん %iloplayasubse. ⅣⅠent oletothepa Ⅰ. てty eade ship Ⅰ. Ⅰ. In@the@wake@of@the@successful@"Student@Rally@for@the@RCconstruction@of Education"@held@on@June@. 1@ @@ Hibiya@Park. ， Okiura@assembled@the@Tokyo. Uni erSty@cell@members@and@announced@that@they@were@to@start@organizing@for@a "general@st. Ⅰ. ke "@He@had@just@returned@from@a@tour@of@Kansai@campuses,@where ・. 一 113. 一.

(4) he@had@met@an@auspiciously@receptive@student@response@to@his@antiAmerican@a8tation He@argued@that@if@they@agitated@around@the@slogan@of@"national@indepen・. dence,"@focusing@on@the@BT@issue@and@denounced@the@CIE@plan@as@a@policy@of@the. "colonization"@of@Japanese@universities@and@thus@of@the@Japanese@nation,@strik would@be@realized@at@once. ・. ". As@students@prepared@for@the@@ Gener@@ Strike,@stLKng@workers@at@the movie@company@Toho@were@barri. ading@themselves@in@the@studio@to@protest@job. cuts ， Students@felt@a@special@attachment@to@the@Toho@studio,@being@the@producer ofmovlessuchas ㏄Ⅰ. 斤Ⅰり内Ⅰ. ァ. 0 ォ切. 。。W. 切どりⅠピ zsんれれれ. り田o"thatdep. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. んぴ巴. れり s ん. Ⅰ. (NoRegretsforouFYouth)"and. ctedtheher0lsmandtragedyofprewarandwartlme. student@activists， At@Tokyo@University,@student@leaders@agitated@around@the@slo-. gan@of@"Protect@minzoku@culture!"@and@forged@connections@with@the@Toho@struggle@by@inviting@actors@ to@ speak@on@campus@ and@going@ on@ site@to@support@the strike The@ strike@ sted@until@August@ 19.@when@a@large@contingent@of@armored Ⅰ. ・. police@and@occupation@military@forces@ intervened@to@end@the@strike "Only@the ・. battleships@didn't@come,@@peop. Ⅰ. commented@on@the@forceful@military@i. tion An@angry@Ando@set@out@with@fellow@student@radi. als@and@agitated@in@front@of. ・. the@ShiHuku@black@market. ・. terven-. Although@their@placard@did@not@explicitly@depict@the. occupation@forces,@its@criticism@of@SCAP@was@obvi. us ， @. The@"General@Strike"@of@June@26@was@an@astounding@success,@encompassing@114@univerSti. s@nati nwide. Ⅰ. "@Ando@. Ⅰ. nbo@ recalled@that@student@leaders. reported@the@Stuation@on@the@campuses@to@party@leader@Miyamoto@Ken5@. the@ strike Miyamoto@. was@ impressed,@ commenting@. accomplish@a@General@. Strike@ if@over@30@schools@participated. ・. responded@emphaticaly@that@the@number@of@participati pass@ 50.@ The@result@exceeded@both@. leader's@ expectations@ September. Mi. before. that@the@ students@ could ・. A@ student@leader. g@universities@wo Ⅱ d@sur-. amoto's@ and@the@ optimistic@ student. and@ led@ to@ the@ forma. ， '"". 一 114 一. Ⅰ. on@. of@the@ Zengakuren@. in.

(5) TheJCP. and theZe. れg ぱな暖Ⅰ e れ. The@JCP's@ attitude@toward@the@icreasingly@ act wavered@between@cautious@support@and@vigiance Sanzo@rePi. ・. e@. Ⅰ. student@movement. After@the@June@1@rally@Nosaka. d@@@ vague@terms@that@the@JCP@stood@behind@the@students. ， '"@After@the. June@26@strike ， the@JCP@published@an@opinion@piece@recognizing@that@the@party. had@unduly@neglected@the@positive@role@that@the@student@movement@could@play@in the@democratic@national@front. ， They@needed@to@develop@. a@"superior@student. movement@of@the@type@we@see@in@China"@by@heightening@the@political@awareness of@the@students While@the@JCP@thus@recognized@the@significance@of@the@student ・. movement,@it@was@also@wary@of@student@independence@from@the@party@leadership. It@stressed@that@the@student@movement@needed@to@rem3n@subordinate@to@party goals ， The@party@needed@to@expand@its@inFuence@on@the@campuses@. and@mold. "superior@Bolsheviks"@ out@of@the@ students@ so@that@they@would@outgrow@their "petit@bourgeois@unrealistic@tendencies@and@theoretical@dogmatism. ， "@By@placing. the@student@movement@under@the@direct@control@ of@the@party@leadership,@they. hoped@to@prevent@the@student@cells@from@becoming@their@own@party/ Soon@the@JCP@stance@turned@from@vigilance@to@outright@denunciation. Immediately@following@its@ birth， the@Zengakuren@began@to@be@reprimanded@by theJCP. o ⅠⅡs. ゼ. 。。 Ze. 抑 g 口んけグ e れ. parly-lsⅠc endencles."Amajorreasonfo Ⅰ. ⅠⅠ. hlswas. the@ student@radicals'@ aggressive@ organizing@ of@"strikes"@ In@the@wake@ of@the ・. [email protected]@General@Strike@of@1947 ， JCP@leaders@reformulated@their@strategy@away from@strikes@and@toward@"regional@people's@. struggle， "@This@ was@ a@bottom-up. approach@that@stressed@d8ly@activities@on@a@local@scale@that@would@eventuate@in struggles@against@regional@governments ce. Ⅰ. representatives@in@November@. ・. The@JCP@. Ⅰ. adership@assembled@student. 1948@ and@ officia y@ announced@ that Ⅰ. Zengakuren@activities@went@against@this@policy ， They@were@thus@guilty@of@"strikeman@tendencies. ，". A@ second@ reason@ for@ the@ JCP's@ denunciation@. 一 115. 一. stemmed@. from@ the.

(6) Zengakuren's@"group-stic@tendencies. ・. "@This@was@ a@problem@that@app. Ⅰ. ed@to. other@JCP@rCated@mass@organizations@as@well,@stemming@from@Tokuda@Kyuichi crea. Ⅰ. on@of@parallel@authority@structures@wihn@organiza. Ⅰ. ons. ・. Instead@of@trusting. the@"fractions"@composed@of@party@members@in@leading@poStions@in@the@respec-. tive@organizations,@Tokuda@insisted@on@more@direct@party@control@by@creating@h own@"fractions"@composed@of@all@party@members@. in@the@ organizations ， The. resulting@rebellions@against@party@infringement@on@organization@autonomy@were labeled@by@the@party@as@"groupism. ・. "" ，. As@ the@young@ Zengakuren@continued@to@organize@ strikes@around@the i sue@ of@the@ University@ Bill@in@ 1949.@ they@ continued@to@face@ criticism@ and. obst uctlonfromtheJCPleade Ⅰ. Ⅰ. ship. Then. came. Janua y 1g50 ， theComlnformpubllshedlnlts 丘. Ⅰ. the. はピは. Ⅰ. oumalFo. People's@Democracy@the@essay@"on@the@Situation@in@Japan. Ⅰ. ・. 9 ズり㌧の c 乃れ d. Ⅰ. E. チピ. On 6. Ⅰれり /P6 口 Ce0%. み. "@This@essay,@known. as@the@"Cominfbrm@cTticism,"@denounced@the@postwar@JCP's@advocacy@of "peaceful@revo. Ⅰ. tion"@ within@the@framework@of@the@American@occupa. Ⅰ. on@. and. urged@the@JCP@ adership@to@conduct@a@forcef@@ "anti-imperial"@struggle@against Ⅰ. the@American@occupiers. ・. The@Mainstream@faction@of@the@JCP,@. Ⅰ. d@by@Tokuda. Kyuichi@and@Nosaka@Sanzo,@chose@to@discard@the@"peaceful@revolution"@formula in@accordance@to@the@criticism ， However@they@otherwise@dismissed@the@criticism as@based@on@the@CominfoF. ㎝， s@faulty@knowledge@of@conditions@in@Japan. ， When. the@CCP@joined@in@on@the@criticism@on@ 17@January， the@JCP@leadership@softened its@stance@ but@continued@to@maintain@that@no@change@in@policy@was@necessary because@the@mistaken@"peaceful@revolution"@po. Ⅰ. cy@had@already@been@discarded. The@dissenting@"International@faction ， "@led@by@ Shiga@Yoshio@and@Miyamoto Ken. ,@stressed@the@need@for@a@fuacceptance@of@the@criticism@and@a@comp Ⅰ. Ⅰ. te. overhaul@of@JCP@strategy@and@tactics ， A@bitter@diviSon@between@these@two@fac-. tions@lasted@until@the@Sixth@Party@Congress@of@1955.@ when@the@JCP@tried@with only@partial@success@to@reunify@the@party. 一 116 一.

(7) Ⅵ criticism@in@the@evening. When@Ando@Jinbei@read@about@the@Cominfo. Ⅰ. paper@of@January@7.@his@immediate@response@was@elated@excitement. ， This@"gift. from@the@gods"@would@finally@ allow@the@Zengakuren@to@go@on@a@full-fledged offensive@against@party@headquarters the@fac. Ⅰ. onal@ activi. Ⅰ. es@. ・. As@party@headquarters@cracked@down@on. and@placed@Interna. Ⅰ. onal@faction@leaders@. Shiga@and. Miyamoto@under@strict@surveillance,@the@Tokyo@UniverSty@Hongo@campus@cell joined@in@the@factional@activities@by@forming@the@G G P ・. ・. ，P. ・. (Geheimnis@Partei). ， The. secretly@distributed@prohibited@International@faction@documents@among@stu-. dent@circles. ・. However@they@eventually@found@Shiga's@and@Miyamoto's@attitude. toward@party@headquarters@lukewaFⅢ and@started@their@own@"revolutionary@facllonalactlvlty,,agalnsttheJCP.Ilwas Ⅰ. howasw. TheZe. Ⅰ. nthlscontextthattheZeneaA. と. ure. ア色ん. Ae こ. ア旦. 皿tten."". れどⅠた功ァ e れたe れs わ0 Ⅰ. The@underlying@theme@of@the@Zengakuren@ikensho@was@the@advocacy@of "anti-imperialist@struggle"@against@the@US@occupation@forces The@report@pointed ・. out@that@the@June@ 26@ strike@grew@ out@of@students'@ "anti-imperialistic@ energy". which@student@leaders@harnessed@by@organizing@the@struggle@against@the@"colonization@of@the@campuses. ，". While@the@party@leadership@continued@to@ obstruct@the@student@movement@by@ its@insistence@on@"regional@people's@ struggle,"@students@ in@Nagano, Akita,@Kyushu,@and@Kansai@continued@vigorously@their@"antiimperial@struggle. ，". Although@these@struggles@were@suppressed@by@the@ occupation@forces@ and@students@appealed@to@the@party@to@formulate@a@. merely@repeated@the@@. ㏄. eep@countermeasure,"@party@leaders. criticim@of@the@students'@ "strike-man@tendencies ， "@By. stubbornly@clinging@to@the@need@to@confine@ activities@on@a@local@ and@regional scale,@the@JCP@"di erted@ he@students']@burning@anti-imperial@anti-colonial@conⅠ. sciousness@into@simply@an@anti-government@direction. 一. 117. 一. ・. ""'".

(8) The@report@denounced@the@regi nal@people's@struggle@as@a@fundamentally@Lawed@po. Ⅰ. cy@ based@ on@the@JCP@leadership's@. insufficient@ awareness@. Japan@remained@under@the@fiL Ⅲ control@of@the@American@occupation. ・. that. Attempts@to. build@mass@ support@against@Japanese@regi nal@governments@or@against@the@traitorous@Yoshida@government@would@not@lead@toward@revolutio mi. attacking@the@"imperialist@@. The@duty@ of@the@revolu. onary@. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. tary"@ruling@Japan@coud@revo. only@by@directly. ⅠⅠ on@be@sparked. ，. vanguard@therefore@ was@to@move@methodically. from@ "anti-government@struggle"@ against@the@Yoshida@ government@to@. "anti-. imperialist@struggle"@against@the@occupation@forces ， The@JCP@leadership@should have@ realized@this@ after@the@ suppression@ of@the@ 2.1@ General@ Strike@ of@ 1947 Instead,@ their@ answer@ was@ the@ retreat@ into@ the@ local@ scale@ in@the@ foFⅢ of@the. regional@people's@struggle The@report@buttressed@its@claims@ with@quotes@from ・. Stali Ⅰ "All@regional@problems. ・・・. can@be@understood@and@solved@only@after@inti-. mately@relating@them@to@general@problems@ of@war@and@peace,@ revolution@and COunte. 「. -「 evolutlon.. 力Ⅵ. v. Another@m@or@point@of@criticism@was@the@party's@mistaken@neglect@o the@role@of@intelligentsia ， The@party ， s@"bossing@around"@of@school@cells@was@manifestation@ of@the@ more@ fundamental@ problem@ of@"the@ completely@ anti-Marx Leninist@@thinking@that@the@intelligentsia@was@of@no@use@in@the@revoluti n@until they@were@thoroughly@retrained@and@molded@into@good@Bolsheviks@by@the@party. ，. The@final@criticism@leveled@at@the@party@was@its@"bureaucratism"@that@made@the organization@unreceptive@to@criticism@from@the@rank@and@Ple. ・. When@Zengakuren. students@expressed@dissenti g@oPnions,@the@party@would@respond@by@reprimanding@them@for@not@obeying@party@policy. ，". Of@note@ regarding@ the@ikensho's@ criticism@ of@the@ JCP's@ "bureaucratism"@was@that@this@was@not@necessarily@an@advocacy@of@a@more@ open@and democratic@organization. ・. "Naturally@JCP@members@should@obey@policies@decid-. ed@by@ the@ party@ wih@revolutionary@. discipline，，， But@ at@the@. 一 118. 一. same@. time ，. we.

(9) believed@that@when@the@party@headquarters@is@mistaken@on@a@fundamental@problem ， it@was@our@duty@as@Bolsheviks@to@honestly@and@thoroughly@criticize@this@and thereby@aid@in@the@party@headquarters'@ self-criticism ""'@"Bolshevik@discipline" ・. wasavaluedt. Ⅰ. altam0ngsomestudentradicals,asevldencedbythepopularlty. ofNlkoIalost. Ⅱ. ovsky,ssoclalistreallstnovelHoww. ァ. protagonit,@Pavel@Korcha8n,@who@through@se sacri@ e@molded@hmse many@student@radica. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. 7 ピ S ァピピ元. Ⅰ. れ，ロガ. アe 斤7クビ r ピは Its ・. -disCpli e@and@courageous@se. Ⅰ. -. i to@a@true@s0dir@for@the@revoution,@was@an@ide8@ that. aspied@to The@JCP's@despicab. Ⅰ. ・. "bureaucratism"@and@the. students， heroic@ "Bolshevik@discipline"@ differed@ only@ in@the@purposes@ they served:@the@mistaken@policy@of@region8@ of@anti-mperialistic@struggle. One@. can@. peop. Ⅰ. 's@struggle@or@the@correct@policy. ・. also@ see@ the@ student@ radicals'@ dismissive@ attitude@ toward. democratic@ procedures@in@favor@ of@revolutionary@ends@ in@this@anecdote@ on@ the 1950@Tokyo@University@final@examination@boycott leadership@role@in@organizing@the@ex8. ㎝. After@successful playing@a Ⅰ. ・. boycott@in@october,@Yoshikawa@YuicH. heard@that@the@leaders@of@the@student@government@were@preparing@to@counter@the uni ersity's@plans@for@a@re-scheduled@㌔ nal@examinati. n@by@organi. i g@another. "st ke "@The@m8o. Ⅱ. al@feeli g@among@. students@ was@ that@they@ should@take@the@re-scheduled@exams. Ⅱ. ・. ty@of@students@had@supported@the@first@boycott@but@the@gener-. Yoshikawa@conveyed@this@opinion@to@ono@Akio ， leader@of@the@student@government,@who@expressed@his@acquiescence@and@promi. ed@that@he@wo. a@second@stFke@at@the@class@representative@meeting. ・. ・. d@not@propose. However,@ to@Yoshikawa's. surprise@and@dismay.@Internation8@ faction@students@led@by for@a@second@strike@at@the@meeting. Ⅱ. started‖gitating. Yoshikawa@expressed@his@opinion@that@they. should@take@into@account@the@feelings@of@the@m8ority@of@students@and@cancel@the strike， In@foF Ⅲ ,@the@meeting@ allowed@for@open@discussion@as@ allowed@to@ speak@h@@ mind@without@being@heckled. ・. Yoshikawa@was. However,@the@International. faction@student@who@chaired@the@meeting@ensured@that@the@argument@for@the@sec-. 一. 119. 一.

(10) ond@ strike@would@be@strengthened@by@deliberately@opening@the@floor@to@fellow faction@students@at@key@junctures ， Yoshikawa@confrontedono. ヰ. orbre 杣ひng hls. promise,@to@whichonoreplied》hat‖s‖〕eader｛f》he《tudent［ovement,”e. could@not@fulfill@his@responsibility@by@always@listening@to@the@opinions@of@"th ， "@ Yoshikawa@. masses. Interna. Ⅰ. on@@. faction@. Ⅰ. recalled@ that@ with@ these@ words,@ his@ trust@ in@ the adership@was@practicaly@destroyed. ， "". The@report's@anti-bureaucratism@was@not@a@call@for@democracy;@ nor was@is@advocacy@of@anti-imperialist@@ stmggle@an@advocacy@of@independent@neutralist@nationalismIndeed@the@latter@was@explicitly@denounced@as@ ・. ㏄. bourgeoi. nati nalistic@tendencies ， "@The@choi e@that@Japan@faced@was@either@to@"succumb to@imperialism@and@become@its@military@colony"@. or@to@ Ⅱ oin@the@world's@peace. forces@and@rise@up@in@an@anti-imperialist@struggle@for@peace@and@independence Independence@signi It@cited@ St8i. Ⅰ. Ⅱ. ，". ed@joining@and@playing@a@subordinate@role@to@Soviet@power. "Internationalism@is@. unconditionally,@without@demands@. to@ strive@to@protect@the@. ・. Soviet@alliance. or@hesitation This@ is@because@the@Soviet ・. alliance@is@the@base@of@the@world@revolutionary@movement,@without@which@the revolutionary@movement@cannot@move@forward. ，・・ "@In@this@context,@ the@report. criticized@Nosaka@Sanzo@for@failing@to@forcefully@rebut@charges@from@the@DLP that@he@had@roected@parliamentary@politics@to@serve@Soviet@authority denied@rCecti g@parliamentary@poliics@in@service@of@the@Sovi that@the@DLP,@as@Saves@to@America,@were@the@real@traitors this@response@as@ineffec. Ⅰ. ve:@. ・. ・. Nosaka. ts@and@fired@back. The@report@cri qued Ⅰ. Nosaka@should@have@strongly@argued@the@case@for. serving@the@Soviet@camp@because@it@stood@for@peace,@independence@and@progress. Furthermore,@he@should@have@explicitly@stated@that@there@was@no@point@in@protec ing@Japan's@"bourgeois@parliament"@as@it@had@already@ceased@functioning@as@the representative@body@of@an@independent@nation. The@Cominfo. Ⅲ. Ⅰ. criticism@was@praised@reverentially According@to@the ・. report,@the@criticism@successfully@exposed@to@the@Japanese@people@the@American. 一 120 一.

(11) imperialists'@p t@to@enslave@the@Japanese@nati n@and@transform@it@into@a@base@for Ⅰ. military@adventures@against@the@ Sovi t@Union@and@China exposed@the@mistaken@policies@of@Nosaka@and@the@JCP. ， It@also@successfully. ReconSdering@the@stu-. ・. dents'@ past@strugg s@@@ li ht@of@the@criticism,@the@report@stated@how@"we@are Ⅰ. struck@by@the@infinite@greatness@of@the@international@criticism@and@we@cannot@help but@feel@intense@ shame@for@the@opportunism@. that@remained@within@ourselves. ・. ". The@students@criticized@themselves@for@not@being@able@to@realize@the@completely mistaken@nature@of@the@JCP@policies. ， Because@of@their@"opportunism@and@low. theoretical@level,"@the@students@were@not@able@to@break@out@of@the@"un-Bolshevik attitude"@ of@ "wait@ and@ see-ism "@It@was@ the@ internati ・. criticism@ that@"shed. n8@. li ht@on@Japan's@condiions@ and@the@mi takes@of@the@party's@ policies@with remarkable@c ⅠⅠ ty"@and@thereby@allowed@the@ against@the@JCP@leadership. ・. students@to@take@the@offenSve. ¥"。. Many@ student@ radicals@ in@the@ late@1940s@ and@ early@ 1950s@ read CominfoF Ⅲ publications@and@listened@to@the@daily@Moscow@Broadcasting@with excitement ， From@the@mid@ 1950's@"Stalinism"@would@take@on@a@negative@connotation， However,@recalling@the@students'@ Stalin@worship@of@the@late@ 1940s,@Ando. Jimbei@emphasized@that@it@had@the@important@positive@function@of@aiding@the@students'@. move@. toward@independence@. from@the@ JCP ， "Lenin@before@ Marx,@ Stalin. befoFe Lenin, JCP leadership before Sta Ⅱn,A was@the@Tokuda. ・. んりんしァ援. led@JCP ， s@attitude@toward@students. before JCP leadership". For@Ando@and@folow@Tokyo. ・. University@cell@members ， being@thus@treated@like@the@"stupid@masses"@was@frustrating It@was@through@Stalinism@that@the@Interna ・. the@Tokyo@University@. Ⅰ. onal@faction@students@led@by. cell@were@ able@ to@embark@on@a@. offenSve@ag3nst@the@JCP. ， "When@our@diordered@know. systemat@@ theoretical Ⅰ. dge@and@theories@were. given@the@solid@framework@L f@Stalinism],@we@felt@the@surprise@and@joy@of@having dlscove. Ⅱ. edtheaimofthe TheZ. どれ 3%. sclentlficsoclallstmovement.' たば Ⅰ ピれ. Ⅰ. んe. れⅠんo. became. 一. 121. a source. 一. ハ. ，. oflntenslfylng. connlct.

(12) between@ International@facti n@ students@ and@JCP@ leaders． On@ March@ 11.@school cell@representatives@viSted@party@headquarters dents@and@party@elders@ensued,@escalating@i Students@hosti. ・. An@argument@between@the@stu-. to@a@"mass@negotiation-like@state ， ". bombarded@the@party@leaders@wih@questi. ⅠⅠ. ns ， When@SHi. o. Etsuro,@a@lea4ng@JCP@figure,@entered@the@room@and@tried@to@quell@th the@student@leadig@the@mass@negotiation@ponted@an@accusatory@finger@at@SHi and@proclaimed. ， "Shokun. he shouldbeselllngb. Ⅰ. ， I@don ， t@know@who@this@is. ead ‥・ゆ切れ -ツし. れ. o. ， but@this@man@who@looks@like. o0s5 切れれ0. ヅ. るれり乃 zrog 口‥・ア 'Thestu-. dents@ exploded@ in@laughter@and@continued@their@offensive. ・. The@ meeting. adjourned@temporarily@and@resumed@in@a@Hosei@University@classroom,@where JCP@leader@expressed@agreement@to@the@students'@policies the@meeting@proudly@declared,@"It@has@been@a@long@time. ・. ， The@student@head@of. Finally@we@were@able@to. hear@the@party@headquarter's@revolutionary@stance "@This@was@met@with@rousing ・. approval@from@the@students. ， "". In‘arly｀ay ， the゛CP‥issolved》heゝokyoゞniversity？ongo…ampus Cell.. Wa のg の Omo ク. れう. Ⅰ. S ぴ9 Ⅰ れ. The@ last@and@ one@ of@the@ most@ widely@publicized@. instances@ of@the. International@faction@students'@"anti-imperial@struggle"@was@Waga@tomo@ni@tsu en,@ a@pamphlet@(later@book)@dramatically@ documenting@ how@ sixteen@Tokyo. University@students@were@put@on@SCAP's@military@tribunal@for@their@anti-war@a tati n The@pamphlet@gained@a@wide@. and@ sympathetic@readership@. ・. among@. and. even@outside@student@circles The@pamphlet@told@a@triumphant@story@of@the@stu・. dents'@ po. ⅠⅠ. c8@ courage@as@they@resisted@unjust@represSon@by@Japanese@police. authorities@serving@an@Ame. Ⅱ. ca@plot ng@to@remiitarize@Japan@for@war Ⅰ. ，. It@described@how@the@ students,@working@for@the@spring@ 1951@ election. camp3gn@of@Tokyo@University@Professor@Ide@Takashi,@lectured@to@passers-by@in. 一. 122. 一.

(13) front@of@lidabashi@station. ， One@of@their@placards@rea6@. "Youth,@do@not@take@up. arms11@ Workers,@do@not@produce@arms11"@on@top@of@an@ outlined@map@of@the Korean@ peninsula@ and@ Japan,@ fully@armed@ Police@Reserve@ Force@members trained@under@the@supervi i n@of@an@American@officer. ， In@the@rem3ning@. space. was@listed@the@numerous@ Japanese@ arms@producing@factories@ and@the@military products@ they@ produced. ・. Another@. placard@ described@. how@ the@ Public. Employment@Security@ Office@secretly@recruited@workers@to@go@work@in@Korea, 247@of@the@workers@later@returning@dead ， "The@Gifts@of@Warmongers,"@the@placard@read "Sign@immediately@the@Five@Power@Peace@Treaty11@Sign@immediately@a ・. Comprehensive@ CompletelY. Peace@ Treaty@ and@ All@ Occupation@. !'""". Soon@ a@ group@ announced@ crowd. they@ were@. of@police@ officers@ surrounded@. being@ arrested. ・. the@ students@ and. "The@ students@ started@ to@ appeal@ to@ the. They@felt@danger@but@did@not@fear. ・. Forces@ Withdraw. ・. Intense@anger@came@over@them. ・. The. crowd@instinctively@supported@the@students ， In@the@gathering@darkness@the@crowd grew@to@more@than@200.@The@situation@grew@explosive the@po. Ⅰ. ・. "@One@bystander@yelled@at. ce,@ "If@you@ are@Japanese@ stop@ arresting@ fellow@ Japanese!"@ and@ was. promptly@. arrested ， After@exami. ng@the@placards,@the@police@arrested@the@. Ⅱ. dents@ despite@the@students'@ resi tance@and@the@crowd's@protestati. stu-. ns ， As@they. were@forced@onto@the@police@truck,@ a@student@leaned@outside@and@yelled@to@the crowd,@"This@is@a@vehicle@of@war. the@ truck@ drove@ peaco. away. ・. ，， the@voice@of@peace@is@being@repressed!"@As. ， he@ yelled@ out@ simply ， "Everyone. ， peace. ， peace. ，. !"@". The@ story@ described@the@ forging@of@a@powerful@bond@ of@friendship between@the@imprisoned@sixteen@students dent@among@. ・. Nakao@Tomiko,@the@so. Ⅰ. woman@stu-. the@sixteen,@ started@singing@the@German@resistance@ song@"The. CruCble@of@Hate. ・. "@Unlike@Nakao,@some@of@the@students@were@shy,@did@not@sing,. or@did@not@speak@German. ・. However@her@courageous@. 一 123. 一. solo@voice@"united@the.

(14) diverse@personalities@under@one@ ideal@and@placed@all@their@spirits@ into@battleready@positions"@Nakao@taught@her@comrades@the@song@and@the@sixteen@students ・. sang@@@ unison ， Knowing@that@they@would@eventually@be@su5ect@to@interrogation, the@ sixteen@pledged@to@. each@ other@that@ they@ would@ maintain@ their@ silence. throughout@the@questioning ， The@police,@faced@wih@the@students'@powerful@and united@resolve ， turned@to@the@tactic@of@divide@and@conquer. ・. When@the@students. saw@that@they@were@going@to@be@put@into@separate@cells ， they@resisted@Eercely@by form*. g@a@scrum. ， Eventually@however@they@were@physically@overpowered@and. the@ students@were@divided. ・. '"'". The@pamphlet@described@how,@ every@time@ students@uttered@the@words. "America"@or@"occupation@forces,"@the@restlessly@trembling@prosecutor@wo scrupulously@take@note ""@When@he@cracked@a@smile@in@response@to@. a@student's. ・. statement ， the@prosecutor@drew@the@wrath@of@Ide@Takashi:@"What@do@you@think@of. the@students ， anger?@It@might@be@your@personality ， but@you@are@smiling@while@the students@are@expressing@intense@outrage@and@anger ， I@cannot@forgive@your@insensitivity， It@is@no@smiling@matter ， "@Professor@Ide@continued,@"No@matter@how@much you@hide@it,@students@have@a@new@ability@to@sniff@out@the@truth ， Seeing@everything that@is@connected@to@war,@they@cannot@remain@Slent ， Blocking@all@roads@to@war@is the@way@to@protect@peace@and@to@w@@. the@i dependence@of@the@nation. ・. ， ")"""@On@the ・. campuses,@students@protesting@the@sixteen's@arrest@denounced@the@prosecutor@fo having@"sold@his@soul@to@the@warmongers. ， "'""". On@April@26 ， the@sixteen@were@transferred@to@GHQ. ， s@military@tribunal. where@they@were@to@be@tried@for@"Acts@prejudicial@to@the@security@of@the@occup tion@forces "@As@they@were@led@into@the@MP@headquarters,@they@saw@firsthand@the ・. subservience@of@the@Japanese@authorities@in@service@to@America. police@ stood@uneasi. Ⅰ. and@fumbled@around@as@ they@took@directions@from@the. translator， Nakao@Tomiko@wrote,@" emotion@came@over@me. ， The@Japanese. ，，，to@the@military@trial@we@go. ・. An@irrepressible. ， Pitiful@Japan ， I@looked@forward@out@of@the@jeep. 一 124 一. ，，，and.

(15) thought@of@what@a@pitiful@state@Japan@was@in. ・. ， "@Receiving@word@that@the@sixteen ・. were@b0ng@transferred@to@the@miliary@tribunal,@Zengakuren@called@out@to@students,@"The@enemies@of@humanki people@who@Fght@for@peace. ，，. d@who@threaten@to@incite@war@fear@above@all@the ・・. Our@fC. Ⅰ. w@sixteen@students@expressed@frankly. thor@will@to@peace@and@exposed@the@facts@regarding@the@preparation@for@war@that is@being@undertaken@today@in@Japan@with@specific@facts. ，・，， It@is@the@holy@duty@of. all@peace@loving@students@of@Japan@to@protect@them,@win@their@freedom,@and@follow@in@the@footsteps@of@their@heroic@struggle. ・. "" """ ，. On@May@23.@thirteen@of@the@sixteen@were@released@without@charge. ・. The. thirteen@emerged@triumphant@before@a@crowd@of@welcoming@students@the@following@day. ・. The@thirteen@spoke@of@the@abuses@they@suffered@in@jail,@the@u. Ⅰ. ust@nature. of@the@trial,@ and@their@conviction@to@fight@to@the@end@to@liberate@their@comrades from@ the@military@trial， Ide@Takashi@ spoke@ last,@commending@ "successfully@tearing@down@the@prion@w8. Ⅰ. the@ thirteen@for. of@a@foreign@countryBut@our@home・. land@@@ one@b@@ prison We@must@tear@down@the@walls@of@this@prison ・. ・. "@Three@days. later.@International@faction@ students@followed@in@the@footsteps@ of@Ide@ wih@ an appeal@to@"save@the@three@fellow@. students@from@the@foreign@country's@court. "Today@three@fellow@students@are@going@to@be@su5ect@to@a@military@trial. ・. ". ， What@we. must@not@forget ，・・ is@the@fact@that@with@the@Dulles@separate@peace@formula,@they. are@trying@to@permanently@establish@ he@right@to@conducmilitary@trials@on@the Ⅱ. Japanese@nation. ・. Fellow@students. Ⅰ. ， If@you@are@unable@to@throw@away@the@correct. pride@in@the@Japanese@nation,@who@can@endure@this@humiliation?. ・. ， In@order@to@lib・. erate@the@foreign@country@in@our@native@country,@join@the@struggle@to@liberate@the three@fellow@students!@Prepare@ wih@anger@to@conduct@direct@action!@ Crush@the separate@peace@and@the@Japan@US@miitary@agreemen men. Ⅰ. Sign@immediately@the@comprehenSve@peace@. Ⅰ. ROect@Japanese@rearmatreaty@ and@wihdraw@. the. occupation@forces!"'"'"' While@ Ide@ Takashi@ became@. a@. hero@ of@International@ faction@ students,. 一 125 一.

(16) became@. some@. goats@ for@taking@ a@more@. conci. Ⅰ. atory@ stance@ toward@ the. Americans ， When@he@heard@that@the@professor@acting@as@the@li. ion@to@the@tri-. bunal@had@apologized@to@the@American@prosecutor@for@the@three's@behavior@in@an. effort@to@win@lenient@treatment,@one@of@the@three@imprisoned@students@responded with@an@angry@open@letter ， "A@professor@like@you,@whose@responsibility@it@is@to act@as@'the@br3n@of@the@nation,'@has@taken@a@subservi you@. nt@acti n ．，． This@means@that. have@ committed@the@mistake@that@amounts@. to@forfeiting@with@your@own. hands@not@only@the@conscience@of@the@researcher@but@also@the@autonomy@of@the nation. ・. "'""@In@the@end,@however,@the@American@judge@read@the@professor's@letter. "I@beg@you@to@consider@with@ generosity@the@fact@that@these@ students@ are@ still young@and@have@a@promising@future@ahead@of@them. ・. I@would@like@you@to@take@into. consideration@that@these@youths@can@play@a@role@as@good@citizens ， "@The@prosecu-. tor@said@he@agreed@with@the@professor,@and@with@this@conciliatory@gesture,@ the. judge@decided@to@free@the@remaining@three@students/'"" Throughout@the@ story ， the@ sixteen@students@were@portrayed@glowingly as@ heroic@ warriors@ of@peace@ and@ independence Ⅱ. Kl んピ，. Ⅱ，しはd J はれ呪れ0 ァ. ん0 ピ. ， Books@ and@ movies@ such@as. " propagatedwldelyamong. students avlsceralantL. war@sentiment@and@a@sense@of@urgency@to@"never@again"@let@militarists@mislead the@nation@into@war. ・. Such@works@tended@to@powerfully@appeal@to@a@negative@tradi-. tion@of@failed@wartime@student@resistance. ・. In@the@minds@of@many,@the@spectacle@of. the@sixteen@ students@ courageously@fighting@ against@repression@and@war@likely. overlapped@with@the@tragic@resistance@of@wartime@students,@many@of@whom@eventually plunged lnto 士utne deaths. In addltlon, W0g how@Japanese@students@were@progresSvely@b dent@resistance. ・. The@report@declare4@. Ⅱ. ロ. ケ. 0 杓0. れ Ⅰ「. s は 96%. reported. lding@a@positie@traditi n@of@stu-. "In@ Spain,@France,@. Italy,@ and@in@Latin. America,@Vietnam,@the@thousands,@tens@of@thousands@of@students@sing@ceaselessly@the@song@of@peace,@freedom,@ and@liberation@and@through@imprisonment@and death@continue@to@be@persecuted. ， [The@ sixteen@ studentS@ also@followed@thei. 一. Ⅰ. 26 一.

(17) noF ㎝. of@action@which@bows@to@no@one. ， The@sixteen@students@of@Japan. the@sixteen@students@concurred@in@the@closing@line@of@the@booK@. ・. "I@had@thought@it. sad@that@the@words@we@used@in@many@peace@rallies@were@French@words we@have@our@own@words. DefeatoftheInte w. クどd. Ⅱ. ァ. This@I@can@state@unequivocally. ・. o 灼0. ・. "@"@One@of. ・. But@now,. "'x'""". nationalFaction れ. Ⅰ. ァ. J は g ピれ. turned. out to be the 。竹 ast hu rah". for the. Ⅱ. Internati n8@ faction@ students． In@March@ 1952.@ the@M8nstream@. faction@ leaders. of@cially@took@control@over@the@Zengakuren. Most@univerSty@cells@joi. ed@the@International@faction@ after@the@ 1950. split A@minority@joined@the@Mainstream@faction ・. ・. joined@often@had@much@to@do@with@sheer@. Which@faction@student@radicals. ck Yoshikawa@Yuichi@recalled@that. Ⅰ. ・. the@above-mentioned@incident@with@International@faction@leader@ono@Akio@during@the@1950@strike@and@personal@contacts@with@M8nstream@faction@members@led Hm@ to@ the@Mainstream@ faction， ""@@In@ addition@to@luck,@ temperament@. and@ atti-. tudes@toward@the@student@movement@may@often@have@influenced@whi. h@faction. students@joined， Yoshikawa,@for@example,@had@an@intense@interest@in@ethnology and@joined@the@Mainstream@faction's@ac rur8@. masses. The@M3nstream@fac. ・. Ⅰ. vities@to@research@on@and@mobilize@the. on@was@often@described@as@"wreaking@of@dirt". Ⅰ. (doro@ kusai)@ whereas@ the@ International@facti n@ was@ theoretical@and@"smart" {sumdto) Z ぞんきりん. International@faction@students,@as@evidenced@by@the@arguments@in@the. ・. ばⅠ. e抑. Ⅰ. ん 6%s. ん o,weremorep. Ⅱ. shunning@the@Mainstream@facti. onetovaluethestudentmovementlnltself,. n's@tendency@to@go@"into@the@masses. In@ 1950 ， with@the@help@of@the@CominfoL. led@by@International@faction@student@radi. a. Ⅲ Ⅰ. ，". criticism， the@Zengakuren. ，. ,@fought@vigorously@ag8nst@the. intenSfying@reverse@course@and@the@resulting@"Red@Purge"@on@the@campuses. ・. By. doing@so@they@were@putting@into@practice@the@anti-American@"anti-imperial@struggIe" they afⅡⅡmed. in the iん 8%. 占ん. o.They. we. 一 127. Ⅰ. 一. e. also fighhng againstthe JCP lead-.

(18) ership@and@the@Mainstre8 Ⅲ faction@students@who@impeded@their@struggle. In@June,@ the@Korean@War@broke@. ・. out,@intensifying@SCAP's@ and@the. Japanese@government's@repression@of@the@JCP. ， The@JCP@leadership@and@the. Mainstream@faction@ students@moved@toward@an@anti-American@ stance,@ but@their antagonism@toward@the@International@faction@did@not@diminih. f@ d,@with@both@Sdes@now@argMng@for@anti-American@strugg JCP@leadersh@@. moved@past@the@International@fac. Ⅰ. ・. Rather,@it@intensiⅠ・. Ironi ally,@the. on@in@calling@for@a@more. extreme@anti-AmeTcan@stance,@advocating@not@an@"anti-imperial@struggle"@based on@strikes@ and@public@campaigns,@but@rather@a@military@ struggle@to@forcefully overthrow@the@American@occupiers. ・. were@"extreme@leftist@adventurists@@. Before,@ the@ International@faction@students now@they@were@"rightist@opportunists. ， "@The. intra-party@feud@ was@ essentially@concluded@ in@August@ 1951.@ when@ the Comlnform,. agaln the. once. MainstFeamfactlon's. new. イピはぎ. e ズ抑れ切c んヱんり， eXp. Ⅰ. essed suppoIt for the. mllltaIy Ⅱne. TheIntematlonalfactlon's. offenslve. against@the@JCP@leadership,@having@relied@heavily@on@"international"@Sovi authority,@came@to@an@abrupt@end. ・. Shima@Shigeo,@who@would@later@lead@the@stu-. dent@protests@against@the@ 1960@Anpo@ treaty,@had@just@recently@entered@the International@fac. Ⅰ. on@by@sheer@chance. ， He@was@dumbstruck@to@see@the@devastat-. ing@impact@of@the@international@criticism ， Being@a@hot@summer@day@just@like@. 15. August@1945.@the@scene@became@for@Shima@a@replay@of@that@day@when@5ngoist adults@abmptly@turned@tearfM@and@impotent@after@hearing@the@emperor's@surrender@broadcast. ・. ". Conclusions The@early@Zengakuren's@"anti-imperial@ struggle"@ was@not@simply@a short-lived@interlude@ that@ended@ with@ the@ Cominform's@. support@ of@the. Mainstream@faction ， When@the@student@movement@stagnated@after@the@JCP@abandoned@its@military@tactics@@@the@Sixth@Party@Conference@of@July@1955. 一 128. 一. ， it@was@the.

(19) former@International@faction@students@who@took@the@leading@role@in@reconstructing@the@movement. ・. They@did@so@by@looking@back@toward@and@drawing@inspiration. from@the@"traditi n@of@anti-imperial@struggle"@established@during@this@period. How@students@@@ the@early@postwar@period@conducted@their@anti-mperial@stmggle@shows@that@they@were@far@from@cowed@by@JCP@authority. ・. Even@after. the@mainstre3 Ⅲ student@movement@completely@broke@ties@with@the@JCP@leading up@to@the@ 1960@Anpo@struggle ， the@shadow@of@the@JCP@continued@to@loom@large. So@much@so@that@in@the@wake@of@the@1960@protests,@prominent@student@leaders@and intellectuals@considered@the@disqualification@of@the@JCP@as@ a@vanguard@party@to be@the@most@significant@outcome@of@the@struggle This@leads@to@the@misleading ・. image@of@the@early@postwar@student@radicals@as@entrapped@in@the@JCP's@"myth@of non-conversion"@during@the@war,@looking@up@to@the@JCP@leaders@with@religious reverence. ・. The@International@faction@students'@offensive@against@the@party@lead-. ership@in@the@form@of@antiAme can@"anti-imperial@struggle"@c arly@shows@that Ⅱ. Ⅰ. this@was@not@the@whole@picture. @ Z とれれでん0 れ. 9 己た Ⅱ ざ eiJic んすん %. ゴ. Ⅰ. るグピれ. eる. (AllJapanStudent；overnmentゞnion) ，. formed in September20,1948. 。 Shiryo@sengo@gakusei@undo@v. in@Ibid ，・. ・. p. "@Ibid ，，. ・. p. ・. l ， (Tokyo. ， 1968) ，. p. ， 237,233. 249-250 ， 157-171;@. Ito@Takashi@et. ， aL ， Watanabe@Tsuneo@kaikoroku. ， (Tokyo. ，. 2000),P.43-53 "AndoJimbei,Seneo. れ肪0 れゆ Osa ん to Ⅳ九 %,(Tokyo. Ibid ・， p ， 42-44;@6no@Akio ""@According@to@the@Mi. ， Zengakuren@keppuroku. ， 1976) ， p 23 ・. ， (Tokyo ， 1967) ， p 51 ・. itry@of@Education,@only@27@uni. pated. An0nymousgovemment. Ⅰ. epon,Se. れど. p. 0 Ⅰ. 一 129. 一. 09. 口んぱ Ⅰ ピ. ersities@actually@partii Ⅰはれば6% ん z, (Ma ch l966), Ⅰ.

(20) vln'AndoJlmbel,S8%80 lxちん ),る. s ピれ 90. Ⅱ・. ん. 由 0 れんノ0s0% め J ん灰z,p.33. どぱをは s ピ己はれ. メる. v.l,p.252. x Ibid.,p.272-273. Ando Jimbei, Sengo nihon@kyosantoshi. xnAndoJimbe. 几. れブカ. ， (Tokyo. Sengo. れプカ. on 伽 6%nfo ， 1966) ，. p. shiki,p.58-5g; Koyama. KOken,. Sengo. ， 32-37. onA ノ dsantojT加 kl,p.g5,99. x"iC乃 iryo s ピれ eoea ㎞sefM れ dov.2,(Tokyo,. 1969 ㍉ p.l0-12. 皿 Ibid 。 p.47-48,51. "Ibid. ，. p. ， 19-21. "@@Ibid，. p. ， 23. ・. ・. xv"YoshikawaY 飴 chi,J 乃 imin undonos. わは. kudai,(Tokyo,1991),P.21-22. " 。 i.S乃 i,.).osen2S0細㎞』 eAiundov.2,p.36-38. Ⅲ Ibid.,p.21. %AndoJimbe. 八. 。。 TodaisaibotoStalin. shug 八 "5. ヵ. わ，).る e んぽ oe Ⅰ. りんば Ⅰ 召. i ひんぱ 59. く. 2,(Tokyo,1969),P.3 xxiAnd6Jimbel,S6 m6daij. 母. れ. 90. れ Ⅰ乃. rokugakuseiky. 0 ん及ノる Ⅰしれ台. ァ. るどんⅠ ん. enkaied.,Wae. z,p.l00 鷹ァ0 杓 o. れ itsuee れ，. (Tokyo,1952),P.7. xxulIbid.,p,g-16 Ⅵ。vIbid.,p.l5-25 Ⅳ Ibid 。 p.51 ，"""@Ibid ，， p ， 63 lbid,,p.40 Ibid. ，，. "lx@Ibid，，. p. p. ・. l01-103. ・. l@19,123. x"@Ibid ，， p ， 129 ""Ibid. ，， p 183 ・. ，，，"S んげツ6. xx油 TOdal ・. Ⅰ. Ⅰ. 6%908%. 令. N7乙はれメる v.2,p.306. んは. rokugakuselky. 食 e ⅡⅡ. aled.,W. 一. Ⅰ. 援2 ロ. 30 一. 1o けno. れ. Ⅰ. ァ. Ⅰは. e 召れ，. p.187. 月クる.

(21) 新. ・. ， x 。 YoshikawaY ㈹。ShimaShigeo,B. 命. ich 几 S 乃 i刑ゴれれれ. ァ. 0s. ん. はれメるれ0. ぎんはたはメり. i5ヵ i,(Tokyo,200l. 一 131. 一. i,p.24. 入 p.30.

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