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• Tsuyoshi Inukai
  '''Tsuyoshi Inukai''' (1855 - 1932) was a Japanese political leader, belonging to constitution
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• Tsuyoshi Inukai,
  #REDIRECT [[Tsuyoshi Inukai]]
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• Tsuyoshi Inukai/Bibliography
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• Tsuyoshi Inukai/Definition
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• Tsuyoshi Inukai/External Links
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• Tsuyoshi Inukai/Related Articles
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• Tsuyoshi Inukai,
  #REDIRECT [[Tsuyoshi Inukai]]
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• May 15 incident/Definition
  <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>Assassination, on 15 May 1932, of [[Tsuyoshi Inukai]], [[Prime Minister of Japan]], by junior officers of the [[Imperial Japane
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• May 15 incident/Related Articles
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• Tsuyoshi Inukai
  '''Tsuyoshi Inukai''' (1855 - 1932) was a Japanese political leader, belonging to constitution
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• Kisaburo Suzuki
  ...eiyukai]] party. He served as Justice Minister and Home Minister in the [[Tsuyoshi Inukai|Inukai]] cabinet, but did not become Prime Minister as many had expected af
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• May 15 incident
  ...cers, which resulted in the assassination of [[Prime Minister of Japan]] [[Tsuyoshi Inukai]]. The assassins, after throwing a few bombs and leaflets, surrendered the
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• Prime Minister of Japan/Related Articles
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• Makoto Saito
  In 1932, after the [[March 1931 Incident]], in which Prime Minister [[Tsuyoshi Inukai]] was assassinated, he became the prime minister of the national unity cabi
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• Kwangtung Army
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• Kokuhonsha
  After the assassination of Prime Minister [[Tsuyoshi Inukai]] in 1932, the Emperor chose to move away from the experiment in party cabi
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• Sadao Araki
  In 1931, he became the Army Minister (Japan)|War Minister of the Tsuyoshi Inukai|Inukai cabinet, and remained in the post in the Makoto Saito|Saito governm
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• Shigeru Honjo
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• Nobuyoshi Muto
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