WW2 Imperial Japanese Army Intelligence Propaganda Manual Staff College

  
Classified Intelligence & Propaganda Training Manual. Issued by the Imperial Japanese Army Staff College (Rikugun Daigakko) - Japan's most elite military academy for high-ranking officers. "Lecture Notes on Intelligence and Propaganda for Staff Officers". Marked as "Secret" and dated 1924 (Taisho 13). This rare manual reveals how the Japanese Army trained its future strategic commanders in the use of intelligence, propaganda, and psychological warfare-long before WWII began. It includes detailed lectures on. Recruitment, training, and classification of agents. Propaganda campaigns targeting enemy nations. Case studies of Nazi Germany's information control. Secret codes, concealment, and misinformation. Organizational charts and strategic diagrams. Often referred to as the brain of the Imperial Army, the Rikugun Daigakko (Imperial Japanese Army Staff College) was the highest-level institution for training future General Staff Officers. Admission was limited to elite officers who had already served with distinction. Graduates of this academy went on to shape military doctrine, direct operations across Asia, and control information on a national scale. This manual is not about frontline tactics - it's about manipulating perception, spreading ideology, and winning wars through control of information. A chilling glimpse into the unseen side of Japan's military machine. Own a Piece of History.

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