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Japanese Prime Minister Mitsumasa Yonai reading a memo in the prime ministerPrime Minister Mitsumasa Yonai speaking to children of his home town who had recently lost their fathers in service during the war, Japan, 29 Mar 1940Settsu as radio-controlled target vessel, Kure, Japan, 7 Apr 1940Osami Nagano (front row, center), Nobutake Kondo (front row, third from left) at a luncheon at the Tokyo Naval Club, Tokyo, Japan, 6 May 1940
Japanese Prime Minister Mitsumasa Yonai reading a memo in the prime minister's seat in the Parliament chamber, Tokyo, Japan, 2 Feb 1940Prime Minister Mitsumasa Yonai speaking to children of his home town who had recently lost their fathers in service during the war, Japan, 29 Mar 1940Settsu as radio-controlled target vessel, Kure, Japan, 7 Apr 1940Osami Nagano (front row, center), Nobutake Kondo (front row, third from left) at a luncheon at the Tokyo Naval Club, Tokyo, Japan, 6 May 1940
Emperor Showa of Japan greeting Emperor Kangde of puppet state of Manchukuo, Tokyo Station, Tokyo, Japan, 26 Jun 1940Fumimaro Konoe at a press conference at the Peerage Club House in Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan upon being asked to form a new government, 17 Jul 1940Fumimaro Konoe, Yosuke Matsuoka, Zengo Yoshida, and Hideki Tojo at the Ogikubo Talk at KonoeJapanese Prime Minister Fumimaro Konoe and his second cabinet at the Prime Minister
Emperor Showa of Japan greeting Emperor Kangde of puppet state of Manchukuo, Tokyo Station, Tokyo, Japan, 26 Jun 1940Fumimaro Konoe at a press conference at the Peerage Club House in Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan upon being asked to form a new government, 17 Jul 1940Fumimaro Konoe, Yosuke Matsuoka, Zengo Yoshida, and Hideki Tojo at the Ogikubo Talk at Konoe's residence of Tekigaiso in Tokyo, Japan, 19 Jul 1940Japanese Prime Minister Fumimaro Konoe and his second cabinet at the Prime Minister's Office building, Tokyo, Japan, 22 Jul 1940
Japanese Prime Minister Fumimaro Konoe in his sedan, Japan, circa 1940sMitsumasa Yonai and Paul Wenneker, Japan, 1940sType 97 Te-Ke tankette, circa early 1940sNewly-commissioned Japanese Navy Ensign Junichi Sasai, Japan, May 1941
Japanese Prime Minister Fumimaro Konoe in his sedan, Japan, circa 1940sMitsumasa Yonai and Paul Wenneker, Japan, 1940sType 97 Te-Ke tankette, circa early 1940sNewly-commissioned Japanese Navy Ensign Junichi Sasai, Japan, May 1941
Light cruiser Kashii at Yokohama, Japan, July 15, 1941Carrier Shokaku at Yokosuka, Japan, 23 Aug 1941Battleship Yamato fitting out, Kure Naval Arsenal, Japan, 20 Sep 1941; note supply ship Mamiya in background and light carrier Hosho at extreme rightZuikaku on the day of her commissioning, Kobe, Japan, 25 Sep 1941
Light cruiser Kashii at Yokohama, Japan, July 15, 1941Carrier Shokaku at Yokosuka, Japan, 23 Aug 1941Battleship Yamato fitting out, Kure Naval Arsenal, Japan, 20 Sep 1941; note supply ship Mamiya in background and light carrier Hosho at extreme rightZuikaku on the day of her commissioning, Kobe, Japan, 25 Sep 1941
Fumimaro Konoe in a car, Japan, fall 1941Japanese Navy Lieutenant Commander Mitsuo Fuchida, Japan, Oct 1941Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and his cabinet ministers, Tokyo, Japan, 18 Oct 1941, photo 1 of 2Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and his cabinet ministers, Tokyo, Japan, 18 Oct 1941, photo 2 of 2
Fumimaro Konoe in a car, Japan, fall 1941Japanese Navy Lieutenant Commander Mitsuo Fuchida, Japan, Oct 1941Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and his cabinet ministers, Tokyo, Japan, 18 Oct 1941, photo 1 of 2Prime Minister Hideki Tojo and his cabinet ministers, Tokyo, Japan, 18 Oct 1941, photo 2 of 2

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