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Tojo approved the attack on Great Britain, the United States and the Dutch East Indies in 1941. Though they had early victories, the country faced severe losses as war went on. Tojo kept gathering all the administrative powers to himself. He gained dictatorial power. However his aggressive war policies were a failure, when Japan lost the war.

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