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What country did emperor hirojito lead?
Emperor Hirohito lead japan during world war two
What country did Hirohito represent?
Japan.
What problems did hirohito create for the country?
None.
What are the contribution of hirohito?
Hirohito was the Emperor of Japan during World War II, and until his death in 1988. Following World War II, he helped Japan get back on it's feet, and lead the country to being one of the greatest economic powers in the world.
What did Hideki Tojo and Hirohito do that was good for there country?
never
Which country did empororo Hirohito lead in WW2?
Hirohito was the Emperor of JapanHirohito was the Emperor of Japan
What country did emperor hirojito lead?
Emperor Hirohito lead japan during world war two
What was hirohito's country?
Japan .
What country did Hirohito represent?
Japan.
What programs or revolution was Hirohito part of that lead to rise of power?
As with the Monarch's of Great Britain, Hirohito was born into royalty.
What problems did hirohito create for the country?
None.
Hirohito became emperor of what country?
Japan .
What are the contribution of hirohito?
Hirohito was the Emperor of Japan during World War II, and until his death in 1988. Following World War II, he helped Japan get back on it's feet, and lead the country to being one of the greatest economic powers in the world.
What did Hideki Tojo and Hirohito do that was good for there country?
never
What country was hirohito for in World War 2?
As the Emperor of Japan he would by for his country of Japan .
Was Hirohito's country a democracy or communist state?
Emperor Hirohito's Japan prior to World War II was not a democracy nor was it a communist state; it was a fascist theocracy. After World War II, the US Occupation of Japan led to Japan becoming a democracy under Emperor Hirohito's watch.
Who is the commander of the axis powers in world war 2?
Each country's leader remained in charge of that country's forces; there was no overall leader. These individual leaders include Adolf Hitler (Germany), Benito Mussolini (Italy) and, for a while, Joseph Stalin (USSR).
