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Emperor Hirohito
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by: Lennart and Ziad
Emperor Hirohito
About
Birth
Emperor Taischo
Aoyama Palace
Birth
- 29-04-1901
- Aoyama palace, Tokyo, Japan
- Michinomiya Hirohito
- Emperor Taisho
- Empress Teimei
Empress Teimei
Youth
youth
- Peers' school
- Army and Navy
- Marine biology
- Emanuel college
- Kawamura Sumiyoshi
Family
- Royal/imperial family
- Emperor Jimmu
- Staff
- Money
- Property
- Power
Achievements
- 1921 - First travel abroad
- 1926 - Emperor
- 1937 - Invasion China
- 1939 - 1945 - WW2
- 1941 - Bombing Pearl Harbor
- 1945 - Surrender WW2
- 1947 - Constitutional monarchy
Achievements
Emperorship
- 1926
- Chrysanthemum Throne
- Empress Kojun
- Ended with death
- 1989
- 124th emperor
- longest-reigning monarch
- 62 years
- listened to advisors
- constitutional monarchy - 1947
WW2
WW2
Allies
- Tripartite Pact 27/9/1940
- Axis Powers
- Allied powers
- economy
Allies
Attacks
- Imperial Japan
- East-Asia
- Pearl Harbor
- Estimating powers
- Crisis
- Brutality
Attacks
Losses
- Hiroshima
- Manchuko
- Nagasaki
- Atomic bombs
- USA
- Soviet Union
Surrender
- 15/8/1945
Post-WW2
Post WW2
Life after 1945
Hirohito after WW2
- Regret & remorse
- Does not like image
“There is no point in living a longer life by reducing my workload,”
“It would only increase my chances of seeing or hearing things that are agonising,”
the entry, dated 7 April 1987
Personal story
Life after 1945
- 44 years old
- 19 years on the throne
- 1947 - constitutional monarch
- 1952 - regret
- Prime minister
- 1989
- Showa
Conclusion
Hero or villain
conclusion
- killing
- surrendering
- brutality
- choice
- power
- help
- regret
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