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Pledge to Fuji: A Record of the Training of Young Tank Soldiers

1943·Movie
58min
70
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Released in 1943 to promote fighting spirit in Japan, this documentary film features the hard two-year training program that boys age 14-19 underwent at the Imperial Army School for Boy Tank Soldiers near Mt. Fuji.
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Directed by:
Chozo Obata

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0 h 58 min

Pledge to Fuji: A Record of the Training of Young Tank Soldiers runs 0 h 58 min.

What language is Pledge to Fuji: A Record of the Training of Young Tank Soldiers in?

EnglishJapanese

It was made in English, with some Japanese. Produced in Japan.