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Editorial Board of the Tōkyō Shinbun – Wednesday, March 9, 1932


The beginning of the year, nineteen hundred and thirty-two, was quiet.


The military still did not want to start a new conflict and staged disputes ...

#012 After the war is before the war!




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Ministry of Navy of the Imperial Japanese Navy – Thursday, March 5, 1931



Secretary of the Navy Abo Kiyokazu sat at the heavy wooden desk, as so many ministers of the navy had done before him. His rather hapless and ...

#012 After the war is before the war!



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Editorial Board of the Tōkyō Shinbun – Friday, March 14, 1930


After the atmospheric start to the year in France, the situation calmed down in the first months of 1930. The countless decommissionings of the past year ...

#012 After the war is before the war!



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Editorial Board of the Tōkyō Shinbun – Tuesday, September 03, 1929


After all the decommissioning in the Imperial Japanese Navy, one of the first acts was to take stock. The result was clear! Compared to the other ...

#011 German-Japanese Spring War of 1929




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From the War Chronicles of Imperial Japan:





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Extra sheet of the Tōkyō Shinbun from Friday, May 03, 1929



Attempted suicide of Navy Minister Okada Keisuke failed ...

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Extra sheet of the Tōkyō Shinbun from Sunday, April 28, 1929



Humiliation and catastrophe off Formosa!



In a battle off ...

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>> Convoy battle off Keelung April 27, 1929 << [/B]





Genda Minoru wanted to observe what was happening now, but looking back ...

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>> Convoy battle off Keelung April 27 , 1929 << [/B]





Kaigun-chūjō Kichisaburō Nomura could not be more dissatisfied ...

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>> Convoy battle off Keelung - April 27, 1929 << [/B]





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>> Memorandum of Kaigun-taishō Taniguchi Naomi on the Battle of the Yellow Sea, March 19, 1929 << [/B]




Distinguished officers ...

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>> Battle of the Yellow Sea, March 19, 1929 << [/B]



The battle between the Japanese squadron and the German battlecruiser ...

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>> Battle of the Yellow Sea, March 19, 1929 << [/B]



The Kaga was ordered to turn away immediately while her escort destroyers ...

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>> Battle of the Yellow Sea, March 19, 1929 << [/B]




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The Empire of Japan had no interest in war, at least not at the end of 1929. The conversion of the fleet was a priority ...

#010 Quo vadis Rengō Kantai?




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Editors of the Tōkyō Shinbun – Friday, March 2, 1928


Tensions between the Empire of Japan and the rest of the world seemed to have risen unexpectedly. In the navy, something like a slight panic could be detected. This was ...

#010 Quo vadis Rengō Kantai?




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Editorial Board of the Tōkyō Shinbun – Tuesday, December 7, 1926


The Kempeitai had not appeared in Osaki Satoshi's editorial office, but a young Kaigun-tai-i had delivered a letter from the Minister of the Navy.


The letter ...

#010 Quo vadis Rengō Kantai?



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Extra sheet of the Tōkyō Shinbun from Monday, December 06, 1926


On Monday, December 6th, the time had finally come. Over the weekend, the printing presses ran in continuous operation for the Extra sheet. Osaki Satoshi had ...

#010 Quo vadis Rengō Kantai?




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Editorial office of the Tōkyō Shinbun – Wednesday, February 3, 1926


The turn of the year was rather quiet, as in the last few times. It was noticeable that Japan was still preoccupied with itself. The reconstruction of the ...

#010 Quo vadis Rengō Kantai?




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Editorial Board of the Tōkyō Shinbun – Thursday, April 16, 1925


The next few months flew by without any major events. There was something like a hustle and bustle throughout Japan, which was carried by the reconstruction of ...

#010 Quo vadis Rengō Kantai?




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Editorial Board of the Tōkyō Shinbun – Tuesday, June 17, 1924


Towards the middle of the year, the situation had eased slightly. The previous traditional construction method of Japan had at least the macabre advantage that in ...