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• Taro Katsura
  Taro Katsura (1848 - 1913) was an [[Imperial Japanese Army]] officer and government offi
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• Taro Katsura/Definition
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• Taro Kastsura
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• Taro Kastsura/Definition
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• Masataki Terauchi
  ...rm. In the [[Choshu Clan]], he was third after [[Aritomo Yamagata]] and [[Taro Katsura]]. ...f Office, he successively served as war minister in the first and second [[Taro Katsura|Katsura cabinet]]s, and first [[Kinmochi Saionji|Saionji cabinet]].
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• Aritomo Yamagata/Related Articles
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• Taro Katsura
  Taro Katsura (1848 - 1913) was an [[Imperial Japanese Army]] officer and government offi
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• Gonbee Yamamoto
  ...magata|Yamagata cabinet]], fourth [[Hirabumi Ito|Ito]] cabinet and first [[Taro Katsura|Katsura cabinet]], and became navy admiral in 1904. He was thus the Navy M
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• Gentaro Kodama
  ...th [[Hirabumi Ito]] government. Later, he was home minister in the first [[Taro Katsura|Katsura cabinet]].
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• Genro
  **[[Taro Katsura]]
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• Reijiro Wakatsuki
  In addition, he served as finance minister in the third [[Taro Katsura|Katsura]] cabinet and second [[Shigenobu Okuma|Okuma cabinet]]. In 1924, he
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• Russo-Japanese War/Related Articles
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• Takaaki Kato
  ...t]], ambassador to the United Kingdom, and foreign minister of the third [[Taro Katsura|Katsura]] and second [[Shigenobu Okuma|Okuma governments]]. During the Ok
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• Aritomo Yamagata
  ...broke out in 1870, Yamagata was in Europe, as one of his Chosu proteges, [[Taro Katsura]]. Both studied, and were impressed by German methods. Previously, [[Masuji
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• Meiji Restoration
  ...1901, the Prime Ministership alternated between [[Kinmochi Saionji]] and [[Taro Katsura]]. <ref>Reichshauer, pp. 91-92</ref>
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