WWII Imperial Japanese Army Counterintelligence Book Spying and Photography

  

This is an extremely rare wartime publication distributed by the Kawanishi Police Department, titled "Spying and Photography" - a training reference issued in cooperation with the Imperial Japanese Army Ministry during the early 1940s. It contains intelligence-related commentary by Army Major Daisuke Otsubo, and offers insight into Japan's domestic counterintelligence education efforts. The role of espionage in modern warfare. The value of secrecy and discipline.

The dangers of photography and media. Psychological warfare in civilian society. This is not merely a historical document - it is a direct glimpse into the psychological battlefield of wartime Japan, when every citizen was expected to act as the eyes and ears of the Empire. A crucial addition for collectors of WWII Japanese military intelligence, police propaganda, and historical psychology. Own a Piece of History. International Buyers - Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.