Student Society, both established in the school in the spring of 1930, Sakamaki was connected with, the Communist Youth League of China and. entered the organisation in October the same year with fellow! students, according to Japanese offi-Ciuls. In November 1930 these! members of the Youth League organized a branch for Tung. Wen College, and began to issue provoca._ tive literature to the Japanese naval men. This literature was distribut. ed to Japanese naval cadets when they visited the college in December 1930," In consequence of the police action at the close of the year, the branch of the league was disrupted, fakamaki, who escaped and sought refuge in Japan, returned to the college in May. 1951 and. reorg ganized a Marxist Students' Society] anda. branch of the Social fist League of China.
the leadership of this Jkamaki became secretary of the Comrannist, Youth League With S. Takabara, then a third year student, he established a Shanghai inch' of the Proletarian Science ute of Japan, as well Wen College' Branch of the! Relief Committee for Chinese Revolutionists.. Fukada, another stud Giifent, joined them and-published their SCOPE OF. CIVIL AVIATION, welcomed Sir John ax a distinguish-fed soldier and airman who had risen
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