Totalitarian Japan During 1867,Mutsuhito Kyōto raised to power and established the meiji empire which later become the greatest time period in Japanese history.The empire not only followed European’s “footstep” of being industrialized,it also received the ambition,greeds from its “European parents”.Japan later on invaded Korea,China due to its resource difficulties but Japan didn’t stop there, in order to control the people inside its large territory Hideki Tojyo,which was the prime minister of Japan at the time,introduced a system of government called “Militarism”.Adolf Hitler at the time period was one of the representative figure of Militarism as well as Benito Mussolini,Militarism not only support the idea of being an totalitarian country,but
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Gareth Jones was a newspaper journalist that publicized the secret behind Japan’s political aim and how european totalitarianism affect the Meji Empire.From Gareth Jones’s endnotes diary he stated “Matsuoka had faced the world for his country at Geneva. When asked about his political aims, he replied that he was agitating to abolish political parties as the West was already doing. The disappearance of parties in Italy, Russia and Germany was too obvious to
Gareth Jones was a newspaper journalist that publicized the secret behind Japan’s political aim and how european totalitarianism affect the Meji Empire.From Gareth Jones’s endnotes diary he stated “Matsuoka had faced the world for his country at Geneva. When asked about his political aims, he replied that he was agitating to abolish political parties as the West was already doing. The disappearance of parties in Italy, Russia and Germany was too obvious to