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Domei Tsushin
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Domei Tsushin 

a Japanese telegraph agency. Founded in 1936, it enjoyed a monopoly on the distribution of foreign information in Japan until it was dissolved in October 1945. In November of that year a new agency, Kuodo Tsushin, replaced it.
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The Noborito Research Institute that developed the special tools and devices for the spies also began at the same time: Mercado, ibid (10) Japanese Demobilisation Bureau, Reports of General MacArthur, Japanese Operations in the Southwest Pacific Area, Volume II, Part I, US Government Printing Office, Washington DC, 1966, page 2 (11) Elphick, op cit, page 39--as an example, Major Niiho to be encountered later in the paper, posed as a Domei reporter.
Nakano agents and the Japanese forces in New Guinea, 1942-1945 by Richmond, Keith / Sabretache
 
 
 
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