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Sanbetsu

Sanbetsu (産別) (Zen Nippon Sangyo-betsu Rodo Kumiai Kaigi (全日本産業別労働組合会議; "All Japan Congress of Industrial Unions")) was a Japanese trade union centre between

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Toho strikes

1946–48 labor strikes in Japan

backed by the United States Army. The conflict between the union, backed by Sanbetsu, and management, backed by Nikkeiren (later the Japan Business Federation)

Toho strikes

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National Railway Workers' Union

Japanese trade union

JCP-backed Sanbetsu labor federation. In these early phases, the American Occupation authorities even encouraged the formation of Sanbetsu, believing

National Railway Workers' Union

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Japanese Communist Party

Japanese political party

February 1946, 70,000 by December 1947, and over 100,000 by April 1950. Sanbetsu, a union affiliated with the JCP, had around 1.5 million members as overall

Japanese Communist Party

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Japan Socialist Party

Japanese political party (1945–1996)

JSP's seat total fell from 148 to 48. The JSP rejected efforts by the Sanbetsu to form a united opposition of the JSP, JCP, and Labourers and Farmers

Japan Socialist Party

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Japanese Federation of Labour

Japanese trade union federation (1946–1964)

Industrial Unions (Sanbetsu). The federation's backbone was the conservative Textile Workers' Union. Sōdōmei consistently rejected Sanbetsu's proposals for

Japanese Federation of Labour

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February 1 General Strike (1947)

1947 labor action

to the organizers), organized by the Japanese Federation of Labour, the Sanbetsu, and other national unions, participated in a national convention to secure

February 1 General Strike (1947)

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Red Purge

Anticommunist movement in occupied Japan

opponents. In solidarity with the All Japan Congress of Industrial Unions (Sanbetsu), left-wing and right-wing socialists united with communists and independents

Red Purge

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Labor unions in Japan

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Labor unions in Japan

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National Federation Of Industrial Organisations

Japanese national trade union federation

national trade union federation in Japan. The federation was a split from Sanbetsu, which took place in 1952. Always a small organisation, by 1967 it had

National Federation Of Industrial Organisations

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National Council of Government and Public Workers' Unions

Japanese national trade union federation

public sector wages. While many of its affiliates were also members of Sanbetsu, others were independent. By 1958, the federation claimed 2,404,179 members

National Council of Government and Public Workers' Unions

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All Japan Dockworkers' Union

Trade union in Japan

workers in Japan. The union was established in 1946, and was affiliated with Sanbetsu. However, in 1950 it switched to the new General Council of Trade Unions

All Japan Dockworkers' Union

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Nippon Express Workers' Union

Trade union in Japan

was founded in 1946, and initially had 120,000 members. It affiliated to Sanbetsu, then to the General Council of Trade Unions of Japan, and by 1967 its

Nippon Express Workers' Union

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Production control (industrial relations)

Historical Japanese labour dispute tactic (1945–1950)

and endorse Yoshida’s government. Despite initial protests, the large Sanbetsu union federation acceded to the ban. Their affiliated political party,

Production control (industrial relations)

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Participants in the Cold War

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