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• Koki Hirota
  '''Koki Hirota''' (1878-1948) Japanese was diplomat, foreign minister, and briefly [[Prime ...Konoe]] cabinet, he became foreign minister. <blockquote>Foreign Minister Koki Hirota, along with Konoe, remained silent during a meeting of related ministers th
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• Yasuhiko Asaka
  ..., he urged the Emperor to replace Keisuke Okada |Okada Government with the Koki Hirota |Hirota cabinet, which was done in March 1936.
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• Koki Hirota
  '''Koki Hirota''' (1878-1948) Japanese was diplomat, foreign minister, and briefly [[Prime ...Konoe]] cabinet, he became foreign minister. <blockquote>Foreign Minister Koki Hirota, along with Konoe, remained silent during a meeting of related ministers th
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• Prime Minister of Japan/Related Articles
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• Shigeru Yoshida
  ...e war, he was considered for the Foreign Minister post in the cabinet of [[Koki Hirota]], but the military objected to him as too pro-American. Yoshida was close
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• Kiichi Hiranuma
  ...supported Tojo's call for a fight to the finish in 1945, and, along with [[Koki Hirota]], were the two former prime ministers to advise the Emperor not to surrend
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• Joseph Grew
  ...in the Shanghai-Nanking war zones in China, which then-Foreign Minister [[Koki Hirota]] brought to Cabinet attention in mid-January 1938.<ref name=Bix172>{{citat
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• February 26, 1936 Incident
  .... Saionji, the recommender of candidate, then suggested Foreign Minister [[Koki Hirota]], who became Prime Minister on March 9.
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• Japanese decision for war in 1941
  ...ara]], as well as four other prior prime ministers, [[Senjuro Hayashi]], [[Koki Hirota]], [[Keisuke Okada]] and [[Reijiro Watasuki]]. His cabinet succeeded that
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• Surrender of Japan
  ...ki Makino]], and six former prime ministers &mdash; [[Kiichi Hiranuma]], [[Koki Hirota]], [[Reijiro Wakatsuki]], [[Keisuke Okada]] and [[Fumimaro Konoe]]. They re
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