Militarist Japan - Propaganda and Censorship

Control of Japanese thought was about loyalty to the s____, e______ and a strong m______ spirit

The campaign for e_______ r_____________ was to emphasize on trad values for rural peasants versus the chaotic influence of the cities.

Women were praised for their traditional roles in the f___ and in managing the h___.

Strategies to manage workers and increase productivity include the forming of d_________ councils in all workplaces.

Councils were made up of w_____ and m_____ representatives to help them co-operate to prevent c_______.

Workers were told that companies were like f____ies, where every member was equally v_______.

Censorship of ideas against government beliefs (against the m______) or were seen as threats to Japanese n_______ identity or against the e______

Which 2 departments censored by publishing guidelines and controlling media and publications?

• The Publications Monitoring Department

• Information and Propaganda Committee

• The Publications Scrutinising Department

• Propaganda Censorship Board

The k________ was a special military police force set up to silence, arrest and dismiss individuals with socialist beliefs or those who did not conform.

In education, there was a strong emphasis on national pride, Japanese traditions, S_____ beliefs, loyalty to the Emperor, and the c________ over the individual.