In Wuhan, he worked to re-educate Japanese prisoners of war and in December 1939 formed the Japanese People's Antiwar Alliance (Nihonjin Hansen Domei); the Nationalist government dissolved the group in 1941, believing its members too sympathetic to communism.
He worked to re-educate Japanese prisoners of war. This was in Wuhan. He in December 1939 formed the Japanese People's Antiwar Alliance (Nihonjin Hansen Domei); the Nationalist government dissolved the group in 1941, believing its members too sympathetic to communism. This was in Wuhan.