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Japan’s Black and Green Dragons
Lecture no. 19 from the course: The Real History of Secret Societies
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Taught by Professor Richard B. Spence | 32 min | Categories: History
The 1942 fictional Bela Lugosi film Black Dragons was not just a figment of a screenwriter’s imagination. The real-life group was described as a “nationalistic organization” that aimed to
“inform the Japanese people of their … rights to dominate the world” and enjoyed a close relationship with the Japanese crime syndicate, the yakuza. Examine how the Black Dragons had a huge impact in pushing Japan into fanaticism, militarism, and a devastating war. Explore additional Asian-based groups, including the Green Dragons and the Genyosha (or Dark Ocean), and how they dabbled in everything from major bombings to a plan to assassinate Charlie Chaplin.
26 Lectures
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Small-Town Secrets
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of 5 min
2
Secret Societies: The Underworld of History
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of 25 min
3
The Knights Templar
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of 31 min
4
Masonic Revolutions in America and France
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of 32 min
5
Bolsheviks, Masons, and Russian Revolution
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of 31 min
6
Adolf Hitler and the Thule Society
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of 32 min
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Synarchy, Schemers, and Vichy France
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of 31 min
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Ancient Mystery Cults
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of 32 min
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The Islamic Assassins
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of 27 min
10
The Medieval Cathars
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of 31 min
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The Rosicrucians
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of 33 min
12
The Illuminati
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of 28 min
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The Freemasons
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of 32 min
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Ireland’s Secret War for Independence
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of 31 min
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Debunking the Elders of Zion
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of 32 min
16
Mafia! Criminal Secret Societies
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of 29 min
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Aleister Crowley, Occultism, and Espionage
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of 31 min
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Red Octopus: The Communist International
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of 31 min
19
Japan’s Black and Green Dragons
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of 32 min
20
Italy’s Secret Government: The P2 Lodge
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of 33 min
21
From the KKK to the Black Shriners
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of 31 min
22
Bohemian Grove, Bilderbergers, and Elites
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of 31 min
23
Secret Societies for Aging Swingers
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of 31 min
24
Terrorism’s Long Trail of Secret Cells
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of 33 min
25
Secret Societies: The Never Ending Story
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of 36 min
26
UFOs and the Elusive George Hunt Williamson
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