18 February 1933Birth of Yoko OnoYoko Ono
Birth of Yoko Ono
Historical records for Japan in 1933, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Birth of Yoko Ono
Japan occupies all of China north of the Great Wall
Rejects the League report on Manchuria.
Japan leaves the League of Nation as a reaction on the Lytton Report
Japan announces withdrawal from the League of Nations
The Japanese Army, Kwangtung Army, moves into Inner Mongolia
China signs a Treaty recognizing Japans control of Inner Mongolia
Japan leaves the League of Nation as a reaction on the Lytton Report
Leads the Japanese delegation out of the League of Nations. Japan leaves the League of Nations after it calls for withdrawal from Manchukuo
Japan leaves the League of Nation as a reaction on the Lytton Report
Fails to gain recognition in Manchuria and leads the delegation out of the League
Fails to gain recognition of Japanese policy in Manchuria at the League of Nations
Fails to gain recognition in Manchuria and leads the delegation out of the League
Leads Japan's delegation out of the League.
Japan announces withdrawal from the League after Manchuria criticism.
The police discover & stop another military coup
The USSR is recognized by the USA, to counteract Japans rise in the Far East
Birth of Akihito in the year of the "Water Rooster"
If Nagako had not given birth to a son a concubine may have been used. Gives birth to a male heir, Akihito, after giving birth to 3 daughters
Publication of "Essays in Zen Buddhism". Publication of "An Index to the Lankavatara Sutra"
Publication of "Essays in Zen Buddhism". Publication of "An Index to the Lankavatara Sutra"
Appointed General
Awarded the Grand Cross of the Royal Order of the Polar Star (Sweden)
Jehol Province is absorbed into Manchukuo
Japan consolidates its rule by arresting & sentencing to death 22 communist leaders
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