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Shigeru Honjo
'''Shigeru Honjo''' (1887-1945) was an [[Imperial Japanese Army]] officer, a protege of Empe

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Shigeru Honjo/Definition

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Shigeru Honjo/Related Articles

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Jinzaburo Mazaki/Related Articles
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Kwangtung Army
It was commanded, during the [[Manchurian Incident]] and into 1932, by [[Shigeru Honjo]]. Honjo was succeeded by [[Nobuyoshi Muto]], who was reassigned from his

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Jinzaburo Mazaki
...peror [[Taisho]] and a military academy classmate of [[Sadao Araki]] and [[Shigeru Honjo]].

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Shigeru Honjo
'''Shigeru Honjo''' (1887-1945) was an [[Imperial Japanese Army]] officer, a protege of Empe

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Kwangtung Army/Related Articles
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Manchurian Incident
...conference of field commanders at the Summer palace, Lieutenant General [[Shigeru Honjo]], the new commander of the Kwangtung Army, was briefed, along with Suzuki ...s. Ishihara then gave a false report to overall Kwangtung Army commander [[Shigeru Honjo]].

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Nobuyoshi Muto
Muto succeeded [[Shigeru Honjo]] as commander of the Kwangtung Army. Muto was reassigned from his position

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February 26, 1936 Incident
Dressed in an Army uniform, he met accused General [[Shigeru Honjo]] of prior knowledge. Honjo had received a warning from his son-in-law at

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