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Admiral Osami Nagano, Navy Minister in the Hirota Cabinet. October 19, 1936. (Photo by The Domei News Photos Service). Stock Photo
RM2J4BD0J–Admiral Osami Nagano, Navy Minister in the Hirota Cabinet. October 19, 1936. (Photo by The Domei News Photos Service).
First picture of new Japanese cabinet. This is the first picture of the new Japanese Cabinet formed by Senjuro Hayashi following the ministerial crisis caused by the resignation of Prime Minister Koki Hirota. Left to right - seated - Toyotaro Yuki (Finance); Premier Senjuro Hayashi; who also holds the Education and Foreign Ministry posts; and Tatsunosuke Yamazaki (Agriculture and Forestry). Standing - Takuo Godo (Industry and Commerce); Mitsumasa Yonai (Navy); Kotaro Nakamura (War); Kakichi Kawarada (Home Affairs); and Suehiko Shiono, Minister of Justice. 4 March 1937 Stock Photo
RM2BW3Y9H–First picture of new Japanese cabinet. This is the first picture of the new Japanese Cabinet formed by Senjuro Hayashi following the ministerial crisis caused by the resignation of Prime Minister Koki Hirota. Left to right - seated - Toyotaro Yuki (Finance); Premier Senjuro Hayashi; who also holds the Education and Foreign Ministry posts; and Tatsunosuke Yamazaki (Agriculture and Forestry). Standing - Takuo Godo (Industry and Commerce); Mitsumasa Yonai (Navy); Kotaro Nakamura (War); Kakichi Kawarada (Home Affairs); and Suehiko Shiono, Minister of Justice. 4 March 1937
The New Nippon Cabinet Hirota - All State Ministers of the Hirota Cabinett. First row: War Minister Count General Hisakazu Terauchi; Premier and Foreign Minister Koki Hirota;Industrial and Commercial Minister Takukichi Kawasaki; Second row: Navy Minister Admiral Osami Nagano; Finance Minister Yeiichi Baba; Justice Minister Dr.Raisaburo Hayashi. Third row: Overseas Minister Hidejiro Nagata; Communications Minister Keikichi Tanomogi; Agricultural and Forest Minister Toshio woo.anNoJesia6anio[mmAn Mayeda and Home Minister and Education 16P089000-HINS Minister Keinosuke Ushio. March 30, 1936. Stock Photo
RM2HX4G15–The New Nippon Cabinet Hirota - All State Ministers of the Hirota Cabinett. First row: War Minister Count General Hisakazu Terauchi; Premier and Foreign Minister Koki Hirota;Industrial and Commercial Minister Takukichi Kawasaki; Second row: Navy Minister Admiral Osami Nagano; Finance Minister Yeiichi Baba; Justice Minister Dr.Raisaburo Hayashi. Third row: Overseas Minister Hidejiro Nagata; Communications Minister Keikichi Tanomogi; Agricultural and Forest Minister Toshio woo.anNoJesia6anio[mmAn Mayeda and Home Minister and Education 16P089000-HINS Minister Keinosuke Ushio. March 30, 1936.
Foreign Minister Hirota Entrusted With The Japanese Cabinet Formation. The Mikado commissioned this morning (5.3) Foreign Hirota with the formation of the new Japanese Cabinet, after the President of the Japanese House of Lords, Prince Konoye, had declined from health Rick views. April 20, 1936. Stock Photo
RM2HX4FXA–Foreign Minister Hirota Entrusted With The Japanese Cabinet Formation. The Mikado commissioned this morning (5.3) Foreign Hirota with the formation of the new Japanese Cabinet, after the President of the Japanese House of Lords, Prince Konoye, had declined from health Rick views. April 20, 1936.
Newly-appointed Foreign Minister Koki Hirota, former Premier, (right) is seen with Naotake Satou, Foreign Minister in the Hayashi Cabinet, as taking over the business at the Foreign Minister's official residence this morning. July 5, 1937. (Photo by The Domei News Photos Service). Stock Photo
RM2HX4G09–Newly-appointed Foreign Minister Koki Hirota, former Premier, (right) is seen with Naotake Satou, Foreign Minister in the Hayashi Cabinet, as taking over the business at the Foreign Minister's official residence this morning. July 5, 1937. (Photo by The Domei News Photos Service).
Mrs. Shizuko Hirota seating, with two daughters, Misses Toshiko (left) and Mivoko, photographed at their private residence this afternoon when Mr. Koki Hirot a has finally succeeded in formation of the new Cabinet after 4- days strugle with Army and other quarters, since receiving the Imperial Command. March 9, 1936. (Photo by The Domei News Photos Service). Stock Photo
RM2HX4FYK–Mrs. Shizuko Hirota seating, with two daughters, Misses Toshiko (left) and Mivoko, photographed at their private residence this afternoon when Mr. Koki Hirot a has finally succeeded in formation of the new Cabinet after 4- days strugle with Army and other quarters, since receiving the Imperial Command. March 9, 1936. (Photo by The Domei News Photos Service).
Japanese Naval Delegate to the Geneva Disarmament Conference, Vice-Admiral Shushi Nagano taken at the Tokyo Central Station when he depurated for Geneve. Picture Shows from left in train Vice-Admiral Nagano, Rear-Admiral Hasegawa, a delegate, and out of the train, standing in black uniform, form left, Admiral Keisuke Okada, Naval Minister, Admiral Kanji Okada, one of the biggest leaders of the Navy. December 5, 1932. Stock Photo
RM2J43JHP–Japanese Naval Delegate to the Geneva Disarmament Conference, Vice-Admiral Shushi Nagano taken at the Tokyo Central Station when he depurated for Geneve. Picture Shows from left in train Vice-Admiral Nagano, Rear-Admiral Hasegawa, a delegate, and out of the train, standing in black uniform, form left, Admiral Keisuke Okada, Naval Minister, Admiral Kanji Okada, one of the biggest leaders of the Navy. December 5, 1932.
His Majesty the Emperor entertained the Japanese Naval representatives for the coming Disarmament conference in the Imperial Palace. The third from right, is Vice-Admiral Nagano, chief of the naval representative with his suits pictured at the Naval Ministry. December 5, 1932. Stock Photo
RM2HX5388–His Majesty the Emperor entertained the Japanese Naval representatives for the coming Disarmament conference in the Imperial Palace. The third from right, is Vice-Admiral Nagano, chief of the naval representative with his suits pictured at the Naval Ministry. December 5, 1932.
Admiral Osami Nagano, naval member of the Japanese Supreme War Council, whose succession to his imperial Highness Prince Hiroyasu Fusimi, as chief of the Naval General Staff was announced today. Photo was taken just after the announcement was issued. April 9, 1941. (Photo by The Domei News Photos Service). Stock Photo
RM2HX536M–Admiral Osami Nagano, naval member of the Japanese Supreme War Council, whose succession to his imperial Highness Prince Hiroyasu Fusimi, as chief of the Naval General Staff was announced today. Photo was taken just after the announcement was issued. April 9, 1941. (Photo by The Domei News Photos Service).
Admiral Shushin Nagano who was newly appointed the Navy Minister open his arrival in Tokyo from London where he had been the Japanese envoy to the world disarmament conference. Photo shows the Admiral leaving the imperial Palace after his report to the throne on cireumstances in the conference. May 25, 1936. (Photo by Japan Press Illustrating Service). Stock Photo
RM2HX5384–Admiral Shushin Nagano who was newly appointed the Navy Minister open his arrival in Tokyo from London where he had been the Japanese envoy to the world disarmament conference. Photo shows the Admiral leaving the imperial Palace after his report to the throne on cireumstances in the conference. May 25, 1936. (Photo by Japan Press Illustrating Service).
Japanese Naval Delegates Arrive -- Japan's delegation to the London Naval ***** which stars next Monday, arrived at Victoria *****. Admiral Osmai Nagano (left) head of ***** and Mr. Matsuzo Nagai (right), former ***** Ambassador to Berlin, photographed on *****. December 30, 1935. (Photo by Keystone) Stock Photo
RM2HX537E–Japanese Naval Delegates Arrive -- Japan's delegation to the London Naval ***** which stars next Monday, arrived at Victoria *****. Admiral Osmai Nagano (left) head of ***** and Mr. Matsuzo Nagai (right), former ***** Ambassador to Berlin, photographed on *****. December 30, 1935. (Photo by Keystone)
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