“Asanuma, who visited China and greeted with 'U.S. imperialism is the common enemy of the Japanese and Chinese peoples,' causing controversy at home and abroad, was affectionately called by the masses 'Numa the speech-making everyman'. There were not a few people who felt a historical sense of loss at the sudden death of that man.”

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