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Wakatsuki Reijiro Biography and Timeline

Follow Wakatsuki Reijiro through 11 dated historical records for Japan.

Wakatsuki Reijiro, historical timeline

A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.

11Distinct records
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1931–1931Years on this page

1931

Prime Minister of Japan

Prime Minister of Japan · Government / Government of Japan

Appointed Prime Minister of Japan

Invasion of Mukden

Prime Minister of Japan · Mukden · Government / Government of Japan

Japan invades Mukden

Mukden Incident

Prime Minister · Prime Minister of Japan · Tokyo · Warfare / League of Nations

His government faces crisis after the Kwantung Army moves in Manchuria.

Role range: 1931-1931

Capture of Changchun

Prime Minister of Japan · Changchun · Government / Government of Japan

The Japanese Kwantung army captures Changchun, prelude to capturing Manchuria

Capture of Mukden

Prime Minister of Japan · Mukden · Government / Government of Japan

The Japanese Kwantung army captures Mukden, prelude to capturing Manchuria

Invasion of Manchuria

Prime Minister of Japan · Manchuria · Government / Government of Japan

The League calls for Japan to withdraw from Mukden & Manchuria, ignored

Invasion of Mukden

Prime Minister of Japan · Mukden · Government / Government of Japan

The League calls for Japan to withdraw from Mukden & Manchuria, ignored

Commission

Prime Minister of Japan · Manchuria · Warfare / League of Nations

The League of Nations sends a commission under Lord Lytton to investigate

Invasion of Manchuria

Prime Minister of Japan · Manchuria · Warfare / League of Nations

The League of Nations sends a commission under Lord Lytton to investigate. The League of Nations confines itself to "moral censure". The League calls for Japan to withdraw from Mukden and Manchuria, ignored

Invasion of Mukden

Prime Minister of Japan · Mukden · Warfare / League of Nations

The League calls for Japan to withdraw from Mukden and Manchuria, ignored

League of Nations

Prime Minister of Japan · Warfare / League of Nations

The League calls for Japan to withdraw from Mukden and Manchuria, ignored

Records, sources and methodology

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