満州事変勃発前後の『満洲日報』に関する一考察 An analysis of news
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44. No 10 11 22 2009 An analysis of news reports from 77e Manchuria Daily Newspaper Manshu Nippo before and after the outbreak of Manchurian Incident Background and changes in the opinions and policies of the government controlled Manchurian Railway Bulletin SATO Katsuya Nihon University Graduate School of Social and Cultural Studies During The Manchurian Incident Manchuria Daily News Manshu Nippo was Japanese Owned This bulletin was for the South Manchuria Railway Company an advocate of Japanese government agencies including Kwantung Army About six months before the outbreak of the incident a new president and chief editor were appointed to assume the leadership of the newspaper Upon their appointment despite being a newspaper based on national policy prior to the Manchurian Incident original news reports as well as editorials appeared contrary to the intentions of the military and the tone of national politics However these reports and editorials soon shifted back to support the military It is thought that there was military pressure Shortly after th
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62. e start of the Manchurian Incident the Manshu po returned to the expected original tone and intention of the military opinion with the chief editor regarded as an opponent resigning his post only one month after the outbreak of the incident 6 1931 2 a
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