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Hamaguchi Osachi Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Hamaguchi Osachi, based on 14 World History Database records associated with Japan.

14 records1924–193113 events2 places

Chronological biography

1924

Minister of FinanceJuly 1924
Government / Government of Japan · Minister of Finance

Appointed Minister of Finance

1927

Home Secretary of JapanJuly 1927
Government / Government of Japan · Home Secretary of Japan

Appointed Home Secretary

1929

Treaty of Four Power Naval1929
Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan · London

The Navy is unhappy & appeals to the Emperor but the Treaty is ratified in the Diet. The 4 powers meet in London & extend the original 4 Power Navy Treaty. Japan accepts limits of 10:10:6 cruisers & 10:10:7 destroyers. Japan accepts equal submarines with the US

Treaty of Four Power Naval1929
Warfare / Military · Prime Minister of Japan · London

The Navy is unhappy & appeals to the Emperor but the Treaty is ratified in the Diet

Economy of JapanJuly 1929
Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

The US stock market crash is followed by a depression

Party LeaderJuly 1929
Politics / Minseito Party · Party Leader of MP · Tokyo

Appointed Party Leader of the Minseito Party

Prime Minister of JapanJuly 1929
Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

Appointed Prime Minister of Japan

Break in Diplomatic Relations with China22 July 1929
Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan · Tokyo

Japan severs relations with China

1930

Sakuraki1930
Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

The "Cherry Blossom Society" is formed by military officers to establish a regime

Conference of LondonJanuary 1930
Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan · London

The tonnage ratio for US, British & Japanese cruiser fleets will be 10:10:7. Creates a militaty reaction against liberal policies & ambition to master the Pacific

Naval RatioApril 1930
Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan · Tokyo

Defends the London compromise granting Japan a higher relative ratio in several auxiliary ship categories than under earlier proposals.

Treaty Ratification27 October 1930
Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan · Tokyo

Secures Japanese ratification of the London Naval Treaty despite strong domestic opposition.

Assassination of Hamaguchi Osachi14 November 1930
Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

Osachi is shot & injured because of the ratification of the 4 Power Navy Treaty. Death of Hamaguchi Osachi, assassinated

1931

Death of Hamaguchi OsachiAugust 1931
Government / Government of Japan · Prime Minister of Japan

Death of Hamaguchi Osachi, assassinated

Titles and roles

Home Secretary of Japan · Minister of Finance · Party Leader of MP · Prime Minister of Japan

Record provenance

This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.