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• Japanese party government before World War Two
  ...parties were introduced to [[Japan]] during the [[Meiji Restoration]], '''Japanese party government before World War Two''' never was the dominant factor as in parliaments under the [[Westminster
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• Japanese party government before World War Two/Definition
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• National Diet (Japan)/Definition
  ...e in decision-making for [[World War Two in the Pacific]], especially as [[Japanese party government before World War Two|Japanese party government]] declined.
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• Kenseito/Definition
  <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>One of the two main [[Japanese party government before World War Two|political parties]], considered relatively more liberal than [[Seiyukai]] i
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• Politics of Japan
  Parliamentary systems go back to the [[Meiji Restoration]], but [[Japanese party government before World War Two]] was limited; parties were dissolved in 1940.
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• Kenseito
  '''''Kenseito''''' was one of the two main [[Japanese party government before World War Two|Japanese political parties]] before [[World War Two in the Pacific]], and t
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• Politics of Japan/Related Articles
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• National Diet (Japan)/Related Articles
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• Seiyukai
  '''''Seiyukai''''' was the more conservative of the two [[Japanese party government before World War Two|prewar Japanese parties]]. While both parties were to some extent democrati
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• National Diet (Japan)
  ...ing during [[World War Two in the Pacific|World War Two]], especially as [[Japanese party government before World War Two|Japanese party government]] declined.
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• Japanese party government before World War Two
  ...parties were introduced to [[Japan]] during the [[Meiji Restoration]], '''Japanese party government before World War Two''' never was the dominant factor as in parliaments under the [[Westminster
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• Nobuaki Makino
  Following the [[May 15 incident]], he advised Hirohito to end [[Japanese party government before World War Two|party government]].
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• February 26, 1936 Incident
  ...ay members from the military. It led to "unity" cabinets, and the end of [[Japanese party government before World War Two|political parties]] by 1940.
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