Senki
Senki (戦旗, "Battle Flag") was a Japanese proletarian literary magazine in the late 1920s and early 1930s. Overview Senki was a Japanese proletarian literary magazine published between May 1928 and December 1931. Background In March 1928 the (Esperanto name: Nippona Artista Proleta Federacio, abbreviated NAPF, ナップ) was formed from a merger of the (which was under the direction of the Japan Communist Party) and the . The organization established Senki as the monthly organ and released its first issue in May of that year. Publication history The first issue of Senki was published in May 1928. In December of the same year, its publisher NAPF was reorganized as the Japan Congress of Proletarian Artists' Organizations (全日本無産者芸術団体協議会 Zen-Nihon Musansha Geijutsu Dantai Kyōgikai, also abbreviated NAPF) and publication of Senki was taken over by the newly established Senki Company (戦旗社 Senki-sha). The magazine was therefore transformed from the official magazine of NAPF into a general magazine of political education, and in September of the following year the Senki Company became fully independent of NAPF. In November 1931, NAPF was liquidated in the creation of the (Federacio de Proletaj Kultur Organizoj Japanaj, abbreviated KOPF, コップ). Publication of the magazine ceased with the December