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• Kokutai
  ...7. Encyclopedia.com. (July 8, 2010). http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1O101-Kokutai.html</ref> ...t]], under the principle of insubordination ([[gekokoju]]) in the cause of kokutai; they sometimes received only mild punishment.
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• Kokutai/Definition
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• Kokutai/Related Articles
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• Kokutai
  ...7. Encyclopedia.com. (July 8, 2010). http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1O101-Kokutai.html</ref> ...t]], under the principle of insubordination ([[gekokoju]]) in the cause of kokutai; they sometimes received only mild punishment.
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• Sadao Araki/Definition
  Japanese military and political leader associated with the [[kokutai]] philosophy and [[Imperial Way movement]], involved in the militarization
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• Yamato damashii/Definition
  ...e spirit or culture; expressions of it appear in diverse ways, including [[kokutai]], its personification in the [[Yamato Dynasty]], Japanese art, [[bushido]]
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• Yamato damashii
  ...tial Japanese spirit or culture. It is expressed in diverse ways such as [[kokutai]], while it is personified by the [[Yamato Dynasty]] and also in Japanese a
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• Organ theory of government/Definition
  ...ror was an "organ" of it, or if the Emperor was not merely the symbol of [[kokutai]] and a godlike leader
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• Japanese militarism/Related Articles
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• Imperial Way faction/Related Articles
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• Jinzaburo Mazaki/Related Articles
  {{r|Kokutai}}
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• Hirohito/Related Articles
  {{r|Kokutai}}
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• Pacific War/Related Articles
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• Organ theory of government
  ...ror was an "organ" of it, or if the Emperor was not merely the symbol of [[kokutai]] and a godlike leader? The "Emperor-Organ" theory is usually considered t ...upported. To control the radicals within the armed forces and resist the ''kokutai'' indoctrination movement from below, which aimed at overthrowing Okada, he
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• Shishi
  Their view of "spirit" was complex, but certainly included the concept of ''[[kokutai]]'', or the Japanese national polity for which the Emperor was father figur
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• Gekokoju
  ...nt than obedience to principles, above all, that of national polity or ''[[kokutai]]''.<ref>{{citation ...plPCbBg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CBIQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=kokutai%20gekokujo&f=false
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• Sadao Araki
  ...1967) was an Imperial Japanese Army officer dedicated to the philosophy of kokutai and was central to the kodoha, or Imperial Way faction.<ref>{{citation ...e right-wing politicization of Japanese politics in the 1930s. Devotion to kokutai meant emphasizing the spiritual unity of the Japanese people as its central
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• Tokubetsu Koto Keisatu
  }}</ref> it was focused on subversion against the [[kokutai]] essence of Japan, as well as the monarchy. The Law criminalized communism
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• Imperial Way faction
  ...]]. It emphasized spirituality and the identity of the national polity ([[kokutai]]), Japanese spirit ([[Yamato dashi]]) and Emperor's army ([[kogun]]) over
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• Kantaro Suzuki
  ...laration]] would not assure continuation of the Throne, the essence of ''[[kokutai]]'', the national polity.<ref>{{citation
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• Ideology
  ...ltural contexts, there may be a shared belief system, such as Japanese ''[[kokutai]]'', which leads to something closer to ideology, such as [[Japanese milita
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• Meiji Restoration
  ...or whom the Emperor was the symbolic father of the nation. Preservation of kokutai and the Throne was the only real condition the Japanese required in their s
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• Japanese militarism
  ...nt, which began with emphasis on supporting the Emperor, was based of ''[[kokutai]]'', or the Japanese national polity for which the Emperor was father figur ...ors was less important than obedience to principles, above all, that of '' kokutai ''.<ref>{{citation
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