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• Japanese militarism
  ...ways had a strong individual [[warrior]] tradition (e.g., [[bushido]]), '''Japanese militarism''' primarily refers to the increasingly important role of the organized mil | title = The Militarists: the Rise of Japanese Militarism since WWII
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• Japanese militarism/Definition
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• Japanese militarism/Related Articles
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• Pacific War/Definition
  The broad set of political changes (e.g., [[Meiji Restoration]], [[Japanese militarism|development of a military-dominated government]]) and wars (e.g., [[First S
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• February 26, 1936 Incident/Definition
  <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>Probably the most serious [[Japanese militarism|Japanese military]] coup before [[World War Two in the Pacific]], suppresse
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• Empire of Japan/Related Articles
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• History of Japan/Related Articles
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• CZ Talk:Japan Subgroup
  ...ese, Sino-Japanese, and World War II aren't part of this, but what about [[Japanese militarism]] and the leaders, factions and events that led to it? I would tend to thin ...ointers to the main articles, leading to more detailed ones. I would put [[Japanese militarism]] and [[Pacific War]] here but not the articles on leading figures in the c
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• Pacific War/Related Articles
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• Hideki Tojo/Related Articles
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• Pacific War
  The political dynamics of [[Japanese militarism]], which led to the decisions to go to war, also are part of this topic.
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• Japanese decision for war in 1941/Related Articles
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• May 15 incident/Related Articles
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• Shishi
  ...ure, and sometimes a deity. As such, the shishi were predecessors of the [[Japanese militarism]] of the 20th century.<ref>{{citation
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• Nazism/Related Articles
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• Taisuke Itagaki
  ...his emphasis on popular and parliamentary government was a restraint on [[Japanese militarism]]. He did, however, support the invasion and annexation of [[Korea]].
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• Japanese militarism
  ...ways had a strong individual [[warrior]] tradition (e.g., [[bushido]]), '''Japanese militarism''' primarily refers to the increasingly important role of the organized mil | title = The Militarists: the Rise of Japanese Militarism since WWII
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• Satsuma Clan
  | title = The Militarists: the Rise of Japanese Militarism since WWII
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• Takaaki Kato
  | title = The Militarists: the Rise of Japanese Militarism since WWII
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• Reijiro Wakatsuki
  | title = The Militarists: the Rise of Japanese Militarism since WWII
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• Okinori Kaya
  ...ist, a factor not always given strong attention in discussions of prewar [[Japanese militarism]].
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• Sixth Column
  ...never precisely identified, but has aspects of 1940 perceptions both of [[Japanese militarism]] and the Soviet "Red hordes". Their colonial occupation policy holds that
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• Meiji Restoration
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