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Nitram

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4. I worked for the boss of the multiple Tokyo Roses when I was living in Japan.

Reply to yuiyoshida (Original post)

Tue May 23, 2017, 09:59 AM

May 2017

He worked for the propaganda department during the war. He was president of the school where I taught English. If Ms D'Aquino was imprisoned, he also should have been, as he was the one issuing the orders and in charge of the scripts. But he got a gig running a school to teach Japanese government officials English so they could communicate with the occupation authorities.

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1976 CBS NEWS SPECIAL REPORT: Iva Toguri D'Aquino(A.K.A) TOKYO ROSE [View all] yuiyoshida May 2017 OP

What an eloquent person. longship May 2017 #1

Thank you for sharing that. I had never really learned much about that. Sad story as were many luvMIdog May 2017 #2

K&R Raine1967 May 2017 #3

I worked for the boss of the multiple Tokyo Roses when I was living in Japan. Nitram May 2017 #4