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Nobusuke Kishi Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Nobusuke Kishi, based on 7 World History Database records associated with Japan.

7 records1957–19605 events1 places

Chronological biography

1957

Prime Minister of Japan25 February 1957
Government / Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Prime Minister of Japan

Appointed Prime Minister of Japan, 1st term

1958

Prime Minister of Japan12 June 1958
Government / Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Prime Minister of Japan

Appointed Prime Minister of Japan, 2nd term

1960

A trip by Eisenhower to Japan is cancelled due to demonstrations1960
Government / Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Prime Minister of Japan · Tokyo

A trip by Eisenhower to Japan is cancelled due to demonstrations

Demonstrations1960
Government / Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Prime Minister of Japan · Tokyo

A trip by Eisenhower to Japan is cancelled due to demonstrations

Treaty of Security1960
Government / Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Prime Minister of Japan · Tokyo

The Treaty causes demonstrations of up to 100,000. Japan & the USA sign the 2nd security Treaty, Treaty of Mutual Security & Cooperation. Allows the US to launch military operations from Japan, including nuclear weapons. 40 socialists leave the Japan Socialist Party & form the Democratic Socialist Party

Treaty of Mutual Security & Cooperation with the23 June 1960
Government / Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Prime Minister of Japan · Tokyo

The Treaty of Mutual Security & Cooperation with the USA goes into effect

Treaty of Security23 June 1960
Government / Liberal-Democratic Party Government · Prime Minister of Japan · Tokyo

The Treaty of Mutual Security & Cooperation goes into effect

Titles and roles

Prime Minister of Japan

Record provenance

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