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50.
Harada nikki, dai nikan
, pp. 287–88, Masuda, “Sait
Makoto kyokoku itchi naikakuron,” p. 235; Kojima,
Tenn
, dai nikan
, pp. 220–27.

51.
Otabe Y
ji, “Tenn
sei ideorogii to shin Ei-Bei-ha no keifu: Yasuoka Masahiro o ch
shin ni,” in
Shien
43, no. 1 (May 1983), pp. 26–28. By 1932 Yasuoka had acquired a reputation as the “ideologue of the new bureaucrats.”

52.
Masuda, “Sait
Makoto kyokoku itchi naikakuron,” p. 238.

53.
Otabe, “Kaisetsu: g
ten ichig
jiken zengo no tenn
, ky
ch
,” in
KYN, dai rokkan
, p. 276.

54.
NH
, p. 60.

55.
Masuda, “Sait
Makoto kyokoku itchi naikakuron,” pp. 237–38.

56.
Miyaji, “Seijishi ni okeru tenn
no kin
,” p. 99. The army's famous pamphlet,
Kokub
no hongi to sono ky
ka no teisho
, issued in Oct. 1934, expounded the idea of a national defense state.