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The 26 pages that link to Hideki Tojo, each with the reason it gives.

• Second Sino-Japanese WarRelated: His government continued Japan’s wartime campaigns, including the war in China.

• Imperial Japanese ArmyRelated: His army career and premiership linked military leadership to wartime government.

• Douglas MacArthurRelated: MacArthur’s occupation government oversaw Tojo’s trial and execution for war crimes.

• Japanese nationalismRelated: His wartime government embodied militarized nationalism and imperial policy.

• Japanese imperialismRelated: His government directed wartime mobilization across Japan’s expanding empire.

• HirohitoRelated: His government led Japan into the Pacific War with Hirohito’s approval.

• Japanese militarismRelated: His premiership concentrated wartime government leadership in a prominent army figure.

• Axis powersRelated: He led Japan’s government during its entry into war with the United States and other Allied powers.

• Kwantung ArmyRelated: His command of the Kwantung Army preceded his rise to national power.

• Shōwa eraRelated: He led the government during the opening years of the Pacific War.

• Tomoyuki YamashitaRelated: Tojo's government shaped the military system in which Yamashita served.

• Battle of SaipanRelated: The fall of Saipan contributed to his government’s collapse in July 1944.

• Fumimaro KonoeRelated: Tojo’s appointment ended Konoe’s government and brought a more openly war-oriented cabinet to power.

• Kōichi KidoRelated: Kido supported Tojo’s appointment as prime minister, then later helped secure his removal.

• World War II in the PacificRelated: His government led Japan during the conflict’s early expansion and major reversals.

• Kenji DoiharaRelated: Like Doihara, Tojo was convicted by the Tokyo tribunal and executed in 1948.

• Mitsuo FuchidaRelated: Tojo led Japan’s government during the war in which Fuchida became a prominent figure.

• Operation Ichi-GoRelated: He backed Ichi-Go as Japan sought to strengthen its position in China.

• Tadamichi KuribayashiRelated: As wartime prime minister, he appointed Kuribayashi to command Iwo Jima.

• Akira MutōRelated: Mutō served under Tojo in the Imperial Japanese Army and stood trial alongside him.

• Causes of World War IIRelated: As a leading wartime decision-maker, he embodied Japan’s military government during its expansion in Asia and the Pacific.

• Hideo IwakuroRelated: As army minister and prime minister, Tōjō occupied the leadership circle in which Iwakuro served.

• Hiroshi ŌshimaRelated: As wartime prime minister, Tojo led the government that received Ōshima’s diplomatic reports.