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Chapter 4: Mizobe Appears to be Swimming in the Air: The First , Falls Dead,nwhile, the federal police intelligence agency called the Department of Social and Political Order (DOPS) and local police not only crackdown on militant groups, but also subject entire swaths of the Japanese Brazilian community to increased surveillance, mass arrests, and torture.

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Chapter 3: A Little Old Man Terrorizes The Japanese Colony: It Is None Other Than The Wise Colonel them. Shindō Renmei exploited the power vacuum left when Japan withdrew its embassy and consular officials, leaving their immigrant community to its own fate. Meanwhile, Getulio Vargas’ Estado Novo worsened matters by banning their access to print media, radio, or gathering together.

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,Chapter 8: Prestes, Capanema, and Gilberto Freyre Take the Stand: The “Yellow Mafia” Splits the Cons in the effort to secure the Japanese community’s support for Adhemar de Barros as a candidate for governor of São Paulo. Once elected in January 1947, the wily Adhemar commits to helping the organization with its legal and financial woes, despite the fact that the majority of the Japanese Brazilian community didn’t actually vote for him.

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,Chapter 9: A , Will Be Tortured and Killed—The End of Shindō Renmei,e police capture, but not before bungling a final action to kill the police interpreter from “the flag incident,” Paulo Morita. In typical fashion, Sakane ends up killing the wrong man, Morita’s brother-in-law.

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Jochen Kruppa Ph.D.,Klaus Jung Ph.D. them. Shindō Renmei exploited the power vacuum left when Japan withdrew its embassy and consular officials, leaving their immigrant community to its own fate. Meanwhile, Getulio Vargas’ Estado Novo worsened matters by banning their access to print media, radio, or gathering together.

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Ton J. Cleophas,Aeilko H. Zwindermans in the effort to secure the Japanese community’s support for Adhemar de Barros as a candidate for governor of São Paulo. Once elected in January 1947, the wily Adhemar commits to helping the organization with its legal and financial woes, despite the fact that the majority of the Japanese Brazilian community didn’t actually vote for him.

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