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1930 London Naval Conference
...of five naval [[arms control]] conferences of the 1920s and 1930s, the '''1930 London Naval Conference''' actually increased several limits of concern to treaty signatories. It g

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1930 London Naval Conference/Definition

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1930 London Naval Conference/Related Articles

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1930 London Naval Conference
...of five naval [[arms control]] conferences of the 1920s and 1930s, the '''1930 London Naval Conference''' actually increased several limits of concern to treaty signatories. It g

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Keisuke Okada
He participated in the [[1930 London Naval Conference]]. After serving as the navy minister for the Saito cabinet in 1932, he a

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Reijiro Wakatsuki
...maguchi]]. Hamaguchi named him as chief delegate plenipotentiary to the [[1930 London Naval Conference]], an unprecedented role for a civilian.<ref name=Hoyt>{{citation

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Tamon Yamaguchi
He was a member of the Japanese delgation to the [[1930 London Naval Conference]], and then was Japan's last naval attaché to the United States (1834-193

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Isoroku Yamamoto
...to Rear Admiral, in the Naval Affairs Bureau, and was a delegate to the [[1930 London Naval Conference]].

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Japanese militarism
...example of attempted civilian control of the military occurred with the [[1930 London Naval Conference]], in which Prime Minister [[Osachi Hamaguchi]] named [[Reijiro Wakatsuki]]

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