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• Giichi Tanaka
  '''Giichi Tanaka''', head of the [[Chosu Clan]],<ref name=DB340>{{citation
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• Giichi Tanaka/Definition
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• Giichi Tanaka/Related Articles
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• Chosu Clan/Related Articles
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• Nanking Incident of 1927
  ...that of [[Prime Minister of Japan]] of [[Reijiro Wakatsuki]] to that of [[Giichi Tanaka]]. ...eeding his authority, but instead focused on [[Prime Minister of Japan]] [[Giichi Tanaka]]. The situation in Tsinan escalated, continuing into 1929, which Hirohito
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• Siberian Intervention
  ...to Japan, from 1915 on, that Japan move east from Vladivostok. In 1915, [[Giichi Tanaka]] became vice-chief of the Army General Staff and was involved in the Inter
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• Prime Minister of Japan/Related Articles
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• Giichi Tanaka
  '''Giichi Tanaka''', head of the [[Chosu Clan]],<ref name=DB340>{{citation
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• Nobuyoshi Muto
  ...[[Suzuki Study Group]], and the exploitation proposal of Prime Minister [[Giichi Tanaka]]. Tanaka's plan, to please what was perceived as [[Hirohito]]'s desires, w
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• Keisuke Okada
  ...ed Fleet in 1924. In 1927, he assumed the office of navy minister in the [[Giichi Tanaka ]] cabinet, but in 1929 resigned from that post and became a military counc
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• Russo-Japanese War/Related Articles
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• Teiichi Suzuki
  ...intelligence, and, while never a Japanese document, became known as the "[[Giichi Tanaka#Tanaka Memorial|Tanaka Memorial]]."
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• Chosu Clan
  ...he Army. They lost much influence in 1924, when the current clan leader, [[Giichi Tanaka]], joined with some [[Constitutional Government Party]] (''Seiyūkai'') civ
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• Takaaki Kato
  Chosu leader [[Giichi Tanaka]], in 1924, joined with some [[Kenseito ]] party civilians to try to purge
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• Hirohito
  ...icy of the government. Hirohito's removal of support for [[Giichi Tanaka |Giichi Tanaka's]] cabinet in 1929 was key to its downfall. His forthright opposition to t
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