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Kanji Ishiwara
'''Kanji Ishiwara''' (1889-1949) was an [[Imperial Japanese Army]] officer deeply involved in

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Kanji Ishiwara/Definition

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Kanji Ishiwara/Related Articles

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Imperial Way faction/Related Articles
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Kanji Ishiwara
'''Kanji Ishiwara''' (1889-1949) was an [[Imperial Japanese Army]] officer deeply involved in

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Seishiro Itagaki
Beginning in 1929, he planned the incident with [[Kanji Ishiwara]] and ordered attacks during the actual incident.<ref>{{citation

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Manchurian Incident
It was planned by Lieutenant Colonel [[Kanji Ishiwara]] and Colonel [[Seishiro Itagaki‎]], who were on the staff of the [[Kwang

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Strike-North Faction
[[Kanji Ishiwara]] took over the "total war lobby" in the Army command after the assassinati

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Naruhiko Higashikuni
...''[[kokutai]]'', and, to focus on that problem, he appointed the retired [[Kanji Ishiwara]].<ref>Bix, p. 540</ref>

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February 26, 1936 Incident
...Yamaguchi pleaded, at 11:00, not to us force, but after an hour, Colonel [[Kanji Ishiwara]], said "we shall attack as soon as possible." ...and tried to have him change Hirohito's mind. Kanin refused, and Colonel Kanji Ishiwara, chief of staff of the martial law forces, put an end to it. He stared at A

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