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• Kiichi Hiranuma
  '''Kiichi Hiranuma''' (1865–1952) was a Japanese political leader whose roles included [[Pri
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• Kiichi Hiranuma/Definition
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• Kiichi Hiranuma/Related Articles
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• Nobuyuki Abe/Definition
  ...e Minister of Japan]] (30 August 1939—16 January 1940) succeeding [[Kiichi Hiranuma]] and succeeded by [[Mitsumasa Yonai]]; Governor-General of Korea, and 1945
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• Kokuhonsha
  ...fascist]] ideology. Its founders, in 1924, included [[Sadao Araki]] and [[Kiichi Hiranuma]].
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• Kiichi Hiranuma
  '''Kiichi Hiranuma''' (1865–1952) was a Japanese political leader whose roles included [[Pri
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• Prime Minister of Japan/Related Articles
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• Privy Council (Japan)/Related Articles
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• Kisaburo Suzuki
  ...cks of judges and procurators had not yet separated. He was a protege of [[Kiichi Hiranuma]].<ref>{{citation
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• Surrender of Japan
  ...rd Privy Seal [[Nobuaki Makino]], and six former prime ministers &mdash; [[Kiichi Hiranuma]], [[Koki Hirota]], [[Reijiro Wakatsuki]], [[Keisuke Okada]] and [[Fumimaro ..., Japan's Foreign Minister at the time of the Pearl Harbor attack; Baron [[Kiichi Hiranuma]], president of the Privy Council, and General [[Shigeru Hasunuma]], chief
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• Ellis Zacharias
  ..., Japan's Foreign Minister at the time of the Pearl Harbor attack; Baron [[Kiichi Hiranuma]], president of the Privy Council, and General [[Shigeru Hasunuma]], chief
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