Government Supporters List of Japanese government and military commanders of World War II
1 government supporters
1.1 other close military government collaborators
1.2 ultra-nationalist supporters close government
1.3 nobility members, entrepreneurs , other supporters of government , military establishment
1.3.1 nobility members
1.3.2 entrepreneurs
1.3.3 other supporters
government supporters
other close military government collaborators
hiroshi akita
seizo arisue
isamu chō
gun hashimoto
saburo hayashi
masao inaba
seijun inada
akiho ishii
susumu nishiura
tokutaro sakurai
kōtoku satō
mitsuru ushijima
masao watanabe
hiromichi yahara
yasuyo yamazaki
ultra-nationalist supporters close government
prince kan in kotohito: ultra-nationalist , state shintoism supporter; later sent southeast asia, in order convey imperial message concerning cessation of hostilities.
prince asaka yasuhiko: right-wing partisan, involved in rape of nanking, tenno direct orders supervise operations along general kesago nakajima, 1 of operative commanders in area; later returned china in order convey imperial message concerning cessation of hostilities.
prince takeda tsuneyoshi: nationalist follower; possibly chief of japanese secret services in manchukuo, coordinated military , civil actions. had direct link imperial family. later sent manchukuo, orders convey imperial message concerning cessation of hostilities, decided instead take action against soviet forces in area.
prince fushimi hiroyasu: right-winger, representative of emperor @ high command conferences, chief of naval general staff of imperial navy forces
yoshio kodama: right-wing industrialist, yakuza chief , honorary rear admiral, supporter of right-wing government policies
ryoichi sasakawa: right-wing follower, , fascist thinker
nobuyuki abe: ex-prime minister, governor-general of chosen , political advisor
mitsuru toyama: founder of right-wing publishing firm genyōsha , lator black dragon society, political advisor of greater japan patriotic society, yakuza organization.
tokutaro kimura: ex-chief of greater japan martial virtue society, kendo section, ex-chief of imperial japan bar association.
nobility members, entrepreneurs , other supporters of government , military establishment
nobility members
count aisuke kabayama
count hisaichi terauchi
count hiranuma kiichirō
count yoriyasu arima
viscount kazumoto machijiri
viscount kintomo mushanokōji
baron kōki hirota
baron tomoshige samejima
baron yoshitoshi tokugawa
baron mineo Ōsumi
baron yoshimichi hara
baron sadao araki
baron shigeru honjō
baron takeji nara
baron nobuyoshi mutō
baron takeichi nishi
marquis kōichi kido
marquis daigo tadashige
marquis teruhisa komatsu
marquis okuma
entrepreneurs
seihin ikeda
ichizō kobayashi: (president of tokyo gasu denky , hitachi group representative)
shōzō murata: (president of osaka shosen kaisha;as sumitomo figure)
masatsune ogura: (sumitomo representative)
teijirō toyoda: (representative of japanese navy , mitsui group)
yoshisuke aikawa: (representative of nissan group)
fuji fujisawa
noburu ohtani: (president of n.y.k. , mitsubishi figure)
fujiyama raita:private businessman japanese navy links in south pacific mandate
kijirō nambu:he founded , led nambu arms manufacturing company during wartime
other supporters
teiichi muto: government journalist in asahi shinbun , japan time , advertiser official news
toshio shiratoru: adviser in foreign affairs ministry, heavy believer of axis powers alliance , overseas ambassador
yakichiro suma: spokesman in foreign affairs ministry; later official overseas ambassador.
koh ishii: ex servant in foreign affairs ministry , official government spokesman
shūmei Ōkawa: ultranationalist , fascist thinker, believer in government , military policies
akira kazami: konoye political partidaire , justice minister
fumio gotō: konoye political partner; fascist ideologist, supporter of militarists
naoki hoshino: right-wing , army follower charged compose economic policies of manchukuo , japan.
^ cite error: named reference gjps invoked never defined (see page).
^ tokutaro kimura(in japanese)
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