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    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. Peace Preservation Act (1925)
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  1. Peace Preservation Act (1925)
    2. This refers to a specific law enacted in Japan to maintain public order and prevent activities deemed threatening to the state. It was used historically to suppress dissent and restrict civil liberties.
    The Peace Preservation Act was enacted to suppress anti-government activities.
    Many politicians were arrested under the Peace Preservation Act.
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