Nobutaka Shioden
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Nobutaka Shiōden (四王天 延孝 Japanese: Shiōden Nobutaka?, 1878-1962) was a Japanese lieutenant general, representative, and propagandist of a Jewish conspiracy theory.
At the end of World War I, when he was sent to France as a Japanese observer, he knew the theory that there is the international Jewish conspiracy behind the war, thereafter he began to study the so-called Jewish-Freemason problem.
In 1936, he translated "The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion" into Japanese.
After being expelled from the army, in 1942, he was elected to be a representative. After the World War II, he was arrested as a war criminal, but was not prosecuted.
He is still respected by modern Japanese antisemites like Ota Ryu.
