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Posted on 2005/7/21 11:40
kousei
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The 11th study group the 6th training group the 49th graduate
Osaka Army Cadet School
Dear Anmitsuhime,
The 49th graduate consisted of 6 classes (education group) and
each class was divided into 2 groups.
The 11th group consisted of 31 members and they studied French
as a foreign language.
Students in the 12th one studied Russian.
All the time they had the same schedule together except learning
foreign languages .
60 students in an educational department lived together in 5 bedrooms.
Model students from the 47th graduate lived with younger students
than them in every bedroom and they disciplined younger students for future
officers day and night.
We still have a reunion every year though we lived together only
for 5 months.
'collection of words of best wishes on the page of a notebook
from my old classmates'
On Jan. 20 in 1945 I got a telegram from an inspector general of
education as follows :
'You'll be able to get into Osaka Army Cadet School, so reply
whether you want to do it or not at once .'
2 boys from Kyoto first junior high school passed it.
My classmates in the first year when I went to school at that time
congratulated me on collection of words of best wishes on the page
of a notebook
This is a precious and memorable data for me.
You can look at the name of Mr. Edamura who was a Russian
ambassador before toward the lower left in it.
Honobono
Osaka Army Cadet School
Dear Anmitsuhime,
The 49th graduate consisted of 6 classes (education group) and
each class was divided into 2 groups.
The 11th group consisted of 31 members and they studied French
as a foreign language.
Students in the 12th one studied Russian.
All the time they had the same schedule together except learning
foreign languages .
60 students in an educational department lived together in 5 bedrooms.
Model students from the 47th graduate lived with younger students
than them in every bedroom and they disciplined younger students for future
officers day and night.
We still have a reunion every year though we lived together only
for 5 months.
'collection of words of best wishes on the page of a notebook
from my old classmates'
On Jan. 20 in 1945 I got a telegram from an inspector general of
education as follows :
'You'll be able to get into Osaka Army Cadet School, so reply
whether you want to do it or not at once .'
2 boys from Kyoto first junior high school passed it.
My classmates in the first year when I went to school at that time
congratulated me on collection of words of best wishes on the page
of a notebook
This is a precious and memorable data for me.
You can look at the name of Mr. Edamura who was a Russian
ambassador before toward the lower left in it.
Honobono
