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日本 | The Thirties


T H E—T H I R T I E S
1930 — 1939
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THE ARCHIVES

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SHŌWA ERA
1926 — Present
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Prime Ministership of Nobuyuki Abe
1939 — 1940

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East Indies

Japan expresses growing interests in the resource-rich south seas.


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U.S. Ambassador

A private conversation is held with the U.S. Ambassador.


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Mass Resignations

Several high-ranking members of the Foreign Office have resigned.


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“Remember the Bombing of Panay.”

Tokyo presents its firm demands to the Western power.


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Hardest Hit

Japan reacts strongly to the Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact, a severe blow to the Empire.

Prime Ministership of Fumimaro Konoe
1937 — 1939

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From Washington

A new ambassador is appointed for the straining Pacific region.

Prime Ministership of Kōki Hirota
1936 — 1937

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Far-East Program!

Japan outlines foreign policy, dissolves the Diet, and expands naval influence.

Prime Ministership of Okada Keisuke
1934 — 1936

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A Strong Navy Man

The Naval High Command issues demands regarding the Prime Ministerial selection.

Prime Ministership of Saitō Makoto
1932 — 1934

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Plot Inspired By Meiji Honor

Anti-government plotters draw inspiration from Meiji-era ideals of honor.


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Hakkō Ichiu

Japan elevates Korea to monarchy, defends Manchuria at League of Nations.


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Emperor’s 32nd Birthday

The Emperor celebrates his birthday; a bomb disrupts the military parade in Shanghai.

Prime Ministership of Wakatsuki Reijirō
1931 — 1931

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Lighiting Strikes Over Mukden!!!

Lightning strikes into Manchuria to protect Japanese interests and property.

Prime Ministership of Hamaguchi Osachi
1931 — 1931

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Japanese Railways

A new President is appointed to lead the South Manchuria Railway.


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Lion Resigns

Prime Minister Yuko Hamaguchi has officially resigned from office.


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Another Princess

Her Majesty Empress Nagako has given birth to a child.


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Son of Heaven

Shidehara disrespects the Emperor’s esteemed name and honor.


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Terrorist Actions

The Japanese military swiftly suppresses the rebellions in Chosen.


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Wet Nurses

Wet nurses are carefully selected for His Majesty’s children.


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The Chimney Man

A Japanese factory worker protests from atop an industrial chimney.


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Shot

Prime Minister Hamaguchi, the Lion, is shot by a terrorist.


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‘Nose Wiper’

The Nose Wiper wiped noses for eight years and inspired others.


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An Angry Navy Man

Navy man angered by Japan’s entry into the London Naval Treaty.


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Hard Times

The Tokyo Stock Exchange closed due to economic turmoil.


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February Elections

Prime Minister Hamaguchi, the Lion, wins a decisive electoral victory.


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Poetry Contest

The Imperial Household announces a prestigious poetry contest.


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No Threat

Japan poses no threat to its neighbors or global peace.


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The Siege of Gwangju

Revolutionary resistance intensifies against the ongoing Japanese military occupation.


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Orders

Governor-General reports ongoing unrest and military response in Chosen.


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Tokyo Spies

A covert spy network is established to monitor Korean activities.

Designed by Paramountica, Assembled for Commonwealth of Liberty.

The State of Nippon-Nihon

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