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He captured China's Capital (Nanjing) and Manchuria.
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What were Emperor Hirohito's ideas and achievements?
Hirohito was trying to take all the land for his self so he could control every to fight Japan. He was going to lock up the Jews up and then go and defeat. Hirohito got the plan right but it did not work.
How did Hirohito take over Japan?
Hirohito himself was not a dictator in the sense that Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin were, in that he took an active role in his country's direction. Rather, the Emperor, although he went along with the Fascist movement in Japan, did not incite or actively lead it. Instead, he took a 'back seat' and let the militarists, especially those like Hideki Tojo, the real dictator of Japan, take command of the nation. Although his "living god" status gave him tremendous potential power (such as his order to the military to surrender in 1945, as well as the ability to authorize bio-chemical attacks on the Chinese), it also meant that he would not take interest in such "worldly" or "mortal" matters such as politics. (It suited him, in that he actually preferred to pursue his personal hobbies, such as marine biology, which he wrote a paper on, over military and governmental matters.)
What was the date of the surrender of the last Japanese soldier on Iwo Jima?
September 2, 1945 Although the Emperor Hirohito of Japan proclaimed his Empire's surrender on August 14, the formal ceremony did not take place until September 2.
What countries did US take over?
The U.S. took over none.
What countries did Alexander the Great take over?
The whole world!
Hirohito was emperor of which country?
he was the Japenese leader of Tokyo. He tried to take over their navy so he could participate in it because, as you see, he wanted to join the navy so he could someday be victoriuos over other countries and fight while carrying a gun or rifle. He loved to see people die.
What was emperor Hirohito's goal?
Hirohito was trying to take all the land for his self so he could control every to fight Japan. He was going to lock up the Jews up and then go and defeat. Hirohito got the plan right but it did not work.
How did other countries respond to Hitler's power at Pearl Harbor?
Hitler had no knowledge, nor did he or Germany take part in the attack at Pearl Harbor. This was carried out by the Japanese, who were ruled by Emperor Hirohito. The goal of the attack was to leave the United States without the military power to prevent Japanese expansion into the Pacific for natural resources to aid with their land wars in Asia.
What were Emperor Hirohito's ideas and achievements?
Hirohito was trying to take all the land for his self so he could control every to fight Japan. He was going to lock up the Jews up and then go and defeat. Hirohito got the plan right but it did not work.
What countries did Persia take over?
It took over all the countries in the word. And ththen some.
How did Hirohito take over Japan?
Hirohito himself was not a dictator in the sense that Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin were, in that he took an active role in his country's direction. Rather, the Emperor, although he went along with the Fascist movement in Japan, did not incite or actively lead it. Instead, he took a 'back seat' and let the militarists, especially those like Hideki Tojo, the real dictator of Japan, take command of the nation. Although his "living god" status gave him tremendous potential power (such as his order to the military to surrender in 1945, as well as the ability to authorize bio-chemical attacks on the Chinese), it also meant that he would not take interest in such "worldly" or "mortal" matters such as politics. (It suited him, in that he actually preferred to pursue his personal hobbies, such as marine biology, which he wrote a paper on, over military and governmental matters.)
What was the date of the surrender of the last Japanese soldier on Iwo Jima?
September 2, 1945 Although the Emperor Hirohito of Japan proclaimed his Empire's surrender on August 14, the formal ceremony did not take place until September 2.
What 2 countries did Britain take over?
When?
Why did larger countries take over smaller countries?
Countries take over other countries because of their imperialistic nature. For example if Country A takes over Country B. Country A can take natural resources from Country B. This benefits Country A, the country that is imperialistic because it has more resources that it can use.
What countries did US take over?
The U.S. took over none.
What countries did Britain take over in world war 1?
They didn't take over any countries. Germany, Italy and Austria-Hungary did but in the end Britain, France and Russia won the war so Britain didn't need to take over any countries.
What countries did Japan take over in Korea?
Korea ?
