The abbreviation for the National Council of Japanese Trade Unions. On November 18, 1934, in opposition to the right-wing reorganization of the labor front after the Manchurian Incident, the legal left-wing union Zenro Unified National Conference (Kanju Kato, Minoru Takano, and others) and the General Council of Japanese Trade Unions (Sohyo, Hideo Yamahana, Kenji Tabei, and others) merged to form the National Council of Japanese Trade Unions (Sohyo, Hideo Yamahana, Kenji Tabei, and others), with the participation of 6,603 people from 12 organizations, 58 unions, and 12 organizations from Sakhalin to Kyushu (Chairman: Kato, Secretary-General: Tabei). After Zenkyo was virtually dissolved, it aimed to achieve "unification of all class-based labor unions" and was active in unifying the anti-fascist front and leading labor disputes as a national organization of legal left-wing labor unions. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
日本労働組合全国評議会の略称。1934年11月18日,満州事変後の労働戦線の右翼的再編に対抗し,合法左翼組合の全労統一全国会議(加藤勘十,高野実ほか)と日本労働組合総評議会(総評。山花秀雄,田部井健次ほか)とが合同し,樺太から九州に至る12団体58組合6603人の参加によって結成された(委員長・加藤,書記長・田部井)。全協が事実上消滅したあと,〈階級的労働組合の全線統一〉をめざし,合法左翼系労働組合の全国組織として,反ファッショ戦線の統一や労働争議の指導に活発な活動を展開した。
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