governor-general of taiwan

  1. Taipei City West Branch of Greater Japan National Defense Women's Association Badge/大日本國防婦人会台北市西分会章

    Specimen from the collection of National Museum of Taiwan History. Diameter 22 mm. Weight: 4.4 g. Obverse 台北市西分会 - Taipei City West Branch.
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    • formosa (taiwan) under japanese rule governor-general of taiwan greater japan national defense women's association japan national defense women's association badge taipei city west branch badge 大日本國防婦人会台北市西分会章 大日本國防婦人会章 大日本國防婦人會臺北市西分會章
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  2. Taichū Prefecture National Defense Council Badge/台中州国防議会章

    Obverse 國防議會 - National Defense Council Badge reverse 台中州 - Taichū Prefecture
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    • formosa badge governor-general of taiwan japanese occupation of taiwan badge japanese puppet state badges national defense council badge taichū prefecture national defense council badge 台中州国防議会章 台中州章 国防議会章 國防議會章
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  3. 1931 Award Medal from Tainan Prefecture/昭和六年台南州表彰章

    Obverse 表彰 - Award; Commendation reverse 昭和六年 - 1931 臺南州 - Tainan Prefecture Tainan Prefecture /臺南州 = 台南州 - Tainan-shū/ was one of the administrative divisions of Taiwan during the Japanese rule. The prefecture consisted of modern-day Tainan City, Chiayi City, Chiayi County and Yunlin County.
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    • 1931 award medal from tainan prefecture 1931年台南州表彰章 formosa (taiwan) under japanese rule formosa badge formosa badges governor-general of taiwan japanese medal 昭和六年台南州表彰章 表彰章
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  4. Commendation Commemorative Badge for Musha Incident Suppression from Governor-General of Taiwan/臺灣總督府 霧社事討伐紀念 表彰章

    The Musha Incident also known as the Wushe Rebellion began in October 1930 and was the last major uprising against colonial Japanese forces in Japanese Taiwan. In response to long-term oppression by Japanese authorities, the Seediq Indigenous group in Musha (Wushe) attacked the village, killing...
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