Dec. 23, 1948 seven "Class A" war criminals, including Japan's wartime Prime Minister Hideki Tojo, were hanged at Sugamo Prison by the American occupation authorities.
Hideki Tojo and six others were the leaders of imperial Japan that were hanged as war criminals after the World War 2.
Japan was under the Imperial Kingdom of Japan. It was ruled by military leaders, government leaders and there was an Emperor. The Emperor was Hirohito during World War 2. They were not under British rule. The Brits and the Americans were Japans enemies then. Now they are not enemies.
what were effects of the leaders for japan
hitler
Because Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan were defeated.
Japan was an imperial state, with an emperor that was thought of as a god. Mainly it was a Military Dictatorship.
yes
Benito Mussolini and Emperor Hirohito
Germany Japan Italy
Yes. During that time Korea was under Japan's control and was part of the Imperial Japan.
The US demilitarized and democratized Japan during the occupation of said country after its defeat in World War II. All military leaders from the imperial armed forces were stripped of public office and other positions of influence. There was also a ban on the rearmament of Japan in the Japanese constitution.
Most committed suicide and the rest were tried as war criminals and some were hung
The US fought Nazi Germany in Europe and Imperial Japan in the Pacific.