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Japan in 1928

Historical records for Japan in 1928, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

10Records
8Events
4Named people
6Places
4Categories

Historical records

March

March 1928Communist PartyTanaka Giichi

Government / Government of Japan

The Government begins the process of crushing Japans Communist Party

May

3 May 1928Battle of JinanHirohito

Shandong · Warfare / China War

Japan defeats the Guomindang at Jinan & occupies the Shandong Peninsular

3 May 1928Capture of ShandongHirohito

Shandong · Warfare / China War

Japan defeats the Guomindang at Jinan & occupies the Shandong Peninsular

June

June 1928AmbassadorShigeru Yoshida

Government / Government of Japan

Appointed Ambassador of Sweden, Norway & Denmark

August

27 August 1928Treaty of Kellog-Braind PactTanaka Giichi

Paris · Government / Government of Japan

Japan signs the Kellog-Briand Pact renouncing war

November

11 November 1928CoronationHirohito

Kyoto · House / House of Tokugawa

Officially enthroned at the Imperial Palace

Other Events

1928AmbassadorShigeru Yoshida

Government / Government of Japan

Appointed Ambassador of Sweden, Norway & Denmark. Appointed Ambassador of Norway

1928AmbassadorShigeru Yoshida

Copenhagen · Government / Government of Japan

Appointed Ambassador of Denmark

1928Beppu Town HallTetsuro Yoshida

Beppu · Arts / Architecture

Constructs Beppu Town Hall

1928Vice Foreign MinisterShigeru Yoshida

Tokyo · Government / Government of Japan

Appointed Vice Foreign Secretary

Names involved

HirohitoShigeru YoshidaTanaka GiichiTetsuro Yoshida

Places involved

BeppuCopenhagenKyotoParisShandongTokyo

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.