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Fujimoto Kazuko
Born	(1939-01-01)1 January 1939 Japan Tokyo
Resting place	United States
Other name	藤本和子
Occupation	essayist
Relatives	David G. Goodman

Fujimoto Kazuko (藤本和子; born 1939) is a Japanese essayist and translator.^[1]

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She was born in Tokyo.

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↑ Kovalio, Jacob (May 2009). The Russian Protocols of Zion in Japan: Yudayaka/Jewish peril propaganda and debates in the 1920s. Peter Lang. p. 98. ISBN 978-1-4331-0609-5.

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Official Website: Author biography

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