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• Yosuke Matsuoka
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• Yosuke Matsuoka/Definition
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• Yosuke Matsuoka/Related Articles
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• South Manchurian Railway Company/Related Articles
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• South Manchurian Railway Company
  When [[Yosuke Matsuoka]] became its president in August 1935, he described the company as the shar
  3 KB (364 words) - 03:30, 7 September 2010
• Kichisaburo Nomura
  .... in 1941, following service as Foreign Minister. With Foreign Minister [[Yosuke Matsuoka]], also in Washington, he tried to avert [[World War Two in the Pacific]].
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• Second Sino-Japanese War
  <blockquote>...Already in 1933, the world had seen [[Yosuke Matsuoka]] lead Japan defiantly from the floor of the [[League of Nations]] rather t
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• Nobusuke Kishi
  ...[Eisaku Sato]], became prime minister in 1965; and an uncle by marriage, [[Yosuke Matsuoka]], was Japan's foreign minister during 1940-1941. "<ref name=EB>{{citation
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• Japanese decision for war in 1941
  Among the key portfolios, [[Hideki Tojo]] became Army Minister and [[Yosuke Matsuoka]] the Foreign Minister.
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