Sukechika Tsugane

Sukechika Tsugane (つがねすけちか, from 1929 to August 7, 1978) is a Japanese politician. Former member of the House of Representatives (Japanese Communist Party official recognition, the first).

Origin

Waseda University leaving school in midcourse. I show up in person by the Lower House election of 1972 from three wards of Tokyo and win for the first time, but lose the Lower House election of 1976. I acted as the party country vs. the vice chairman during member of the Diet holding the office and successively held party center committee, a unified front director after defeat.

On August 7, 1978, I drown during swimming at Kyoto intellect pot beach of a person concerned with democracy business and industry party and the Kashima-gun, Ibaraki ocean village (existing Hokota-shi) of Meguro-ku, Tokyo. In the investigation by Hokota police station, I consider it that heart failure is caused during swimming at the beach and died suddenly [¹].

Footnote

1. 23 ^ August 8, 1978 date "Asahi Shimbun"

References

• "New revision politician person's name encyclopedia Meiji - Showa" (Nichigai Associates, October, 2003)

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