Japan, Its History and CultureReaders Union, 1973 - 243 頁 |
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第 178 頁
... premier , Katsura , was compelled to resign . An associate of Ito in the Seiyukai party was appointed to the post . The new incumbent , Saionji Kimmochi ( 1849-1940 ) , a member of the former court nobility , had had a varied career ...
... premier , Katsura , was compelled to resign . An associate of Ito in the Seiyukai party was appointed to the post . The new incumbent , Saionji Kimmochi ( 1849-1940 ) , a member of the former court nobility , had had a varied career ...
第 186 頁
... premier in 1929 by Hamaguchi Osachi of the Minseito party . The London Naval Treaty , a sequel to the Wash- ington Conference and concerned with limiting cruiser strength , was signed in 1930. Hamaguchi's willingness to make concessions ...
... premier in 1929 by Hamaguchi Osachi of the Minseito party . The London Naval Treaty , a sequel to the Wash- ington Conference and concerned with limiting cruiser strength , was signed in 1930. Hamaguchi's willingness to make concessions ...
第 229 頁
... premier , first com- moner in post JAN . 10. Peace con- Icluded with Germany . Japanese given man- date over former German Pacific islands NOV . 4. Assassination of Premier Hara NOV . 12. Washington Conference Formation of Japanese ...
... premier , first com- moner in post JAN . 10. Peace con- Icluded with Germany . Japanese given man- date over former German Pacific islands NOV . 4. Assassination of Premier Hara NOV . 12. Washington Conference Formation of Japanese ...
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