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• Jinzaburo Mazaki
  '''Jinzaburo Mazaki'''(1876-1955) was an [[Imperial Japanese Army]] officer, who was a protege
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• Jinzaburo Mazaki/Definition
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• Jinzaburo Mazaki/Related Articles
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• Imperial Way faction/Related Articles
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• Jinzaburo Mazaki
  '''Jinzaburo Mazaki'''(1876-1955) was an [[Imperial Japanese Army]] officer, who was a protege
  833 bytes (118 words) - 16:46, 30 August 2010
• Kotohito Kanin
  ...anese War]]. In 1935, In 1935, Kanin and [[Prince Higashikuni]] forced [[Jinzaburo Mazaki]] to resign as [[Inspector General of Military Education]], over his critic
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• Sadao Araki
  ...estored the influence of Tetsuzan Nagata. One of Araki's close associates, Jinzaburo Mazaki, who had been a popular Inspector General of Military Education, also was r
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• Imperial Way faction
  ...unior officers associated Imperial Way, angry that the sympathetic General Jinzaburo Mazaki as Inspector General of Military Education had been replaced, launched a co
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• Organ theory of government
  On 6 April, [[Inspector General of Military Education]] General [[Jinzaburo Mazaki]], who was a member of Hiranuma's [[Kokuhonsha]] and who provided funds to
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• February 26, 1936 Incident
  The plotters were angry that sympathetic General [[Jinzaburo Mazaki]] as Inspector General of Military Education had been replaced by [[Jotaro Generals [[Jinzaburo Mazaki]], [[Noboyuki Abe]], and [[Yoshikazu Nishi]] told the rebel leaders that th
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