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Sen Katayama Pioneer of Japanese socialism and trade unionism, a founder of the Japanese Communist Party and a member of the Comintern Presidium; he is buried in the Kremlin Wall.
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Editions in the catalogue 2 0 1910 1930 1950 1970 1990 2010 Died 1933 1918: 1 title 1955: 1 title 1960: 1 title 1964: 2 titles 1968: 1 title 2022: 1 title Editions of Sen Katayama by year: 7 dated titles, 1918–2022, most in 1964 (2). Lines mark died 1933. The figures by decade Decade Titles 1910s 1 1950s 1 1960s 4 2020s 1
Year Title Author(s) Publisher Language 1918 The Labor Movement in Japan ✓ Free Sen Katayama Charles H. Kerr & Company English 1955 Katayama Sen, Tazoe Tetsuji shū ✓ Aoki bunko -- 259
Sen Katayama & Eitarō KishimotoAoki Shoten Japanese 1960 K voprosu o zaroždenii i razvitii marksizma v Japonii ✓ Bibliotečka po naučnomu socializmu; 33
Sen Katayama Politizdat Russian 1964 Vospominanija ✓ Sen Katayama , G. G. Kuranov & Institut narodov AziiNauka Russian 1964 日本的工人运动 ✓ Sen Katayama & 王雨Sanlian Shudian Chinese 1968 Katayama Sen shū, Tazoe Tetsuji shū, Morichika Unpei shū, Sakai Toshihiko shū ✓ Shiryō Nihon shakai undō shisōshi; 5
Sen Katayama , 潜 片山, Tetsuji Tazoe, 鉄二 田添, Unpei Morichika, 運平 森近, Toshihiko Sakai , 利彦 堺 , Eitarō Kishimoto & 英太郎 岸本Aoki Shoten Japanese 2022 The Labor Movement in Japan ✓ Free Sen Katayama Foreign Languages Press (Paris) English
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