Who was prime minister of Japan during World War 2?

Answer 1

There are 3 Prime Ministers during World War 2, each succeeding the previous: Hideki Tojo, Kuniachi Koiso, and Kantaro Suzuki. Tojo served as War Minister and was put on trial and executed after the war for war crimes. Koiso was a token Prime Minister as he did not have much power. Suzuki was an important voice in the Japanese acceptance of Potsdam Declaration, surrendering to the allied powers, thus ending the World War.

Answer 2

There were many Japanese ministers of war during WW2 (1939-1945). From August 30th 1939 to January 16th 1940 the war minister was Hata Shunroku in the Abe Cabinet. Hata Shunroku in the Yonai cabinet comes the 16th of January 1940 to the 22nd of July 1940. Tojo Hideki from the 2nd Konoe Cabinet (July 22nd, 1940 - July 18, 1941), Tojo Hideki from the 3rd Konoe (July 18th 1941 - October 18th 1941), Tojo Hideki from the Tojo cabinet (October 18th, 1941- July 22nd 1944). The last two are Sugiyama Hajime from Koiso (July 22nd, 1944-April 7th, 1945) and Anami Korechika from Suzuki cabinet (April 7th 1945- August 14th 1945).

Answer 3

Hideki Tojo was the prime minister of Japan during the battle of midway although for the entirety of World War 2 Japan was a state known as 'The Empire of Japan', which was directly governed by an emperor rather than a prime minister. It was not until the end of World War 2 when US defeated Japan that it become and democratic nation. Hideki Tojo's position was mainly to run Japan's military.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Tojo