S7E6: Shisōsen—A Japanese Propagandist Confronts the Filipino Psyche
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S7E6: Shisōsen—A Japanese Propagandist Confronts the Filipino Psyche
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Beyond the bullets, the tanks, the planes, the bombs, the Japanese also brought other weapons to bear against the Filipinos: Typewriters. Radio waves. Movie theaters.
Here is one story from the frontlines of shisōsen, or "the thought war."
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