Okada Keisuke
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Okada Keisuke was a Japanese admiral and politician who served as Prime Minister of Japan in the mid-1930s and survived the attempted coup d'état known as the February 26 Incident.
Statements (48)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Prime Minister of Japan
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admiral → human → politician → |
| almaMater | Imperial Japanese Naval Academy → |
| awardReceived |
Order of the Chrysanthemum
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Order of the Golden Kite → Order of the Rising Sun → |
| birthPlace | Kōchi Prefecture NERFINISHED → |
| causeOfResignation | political fallout from the February 26 Incident → |
| conflict |
First Sino-Japanese War
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Russo-Japanese War → |
| countryOfBirth | Japan → |
| countryOfCitizenship | Japan → |
| educatedAt | Naval War College (Japan) → |
| era |
Showa era
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surface form: "Shōwa period (early)"
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| familyName | Okada → |
| givenName | Keisuke → |
| ideology |
constitutional monarchy
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moderate militarism → |
| influenced | prewar Japanese naval and political policy → |
| memberOf | genrōin / elder statesmen circle (informal political elite) → |
| militaryBranch | Imperial Japanese Navy → |
| militaryRank | admiral → |
| movement | Taishō democracy (late phase supporter) → |
| name | Okada Keisuke → |
| nativeLanguage | Japanese → |
| notableEvent | February 26 Incident → |
| notableFor |
serving as Prime Minister of Japan from 1934 to 1936
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surviving the February 26 Incident coup attempt → |
| notableWork | policies to restrain army radicalism in the 1930s → |
| officeEndTime (Prime Minister of Japan) | 1936 → |
| officeStartTime (Prime Minister of Japan) | 1934 → |
| opposedTo | radical young officers in the Imperial Japanese Army → |
| politicalAlignment | moderate, anti-fascist within prewar Japanese elite → |
| positionHeld |
Chief of the Imperial Japanese Navy General Staff
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surface form: "Chief of the Naval General Staff (Japan)"
Minister of the Navy of Japan → Navy Minister in the Saitō Makoto Cabinet → Navy Minister in the Yamamoto Gonnohyōe Cabinet → Prime Minister of Japan → member of the House of Peers of Japan → |
| predecessor (Prime Minister of Japan) | Saitō Makoto → |
| religion | Shinto → |
| serviceYears | late 19th century to early 20th century → |
| successor (Prime Minister of Japan) | Hirota Kōki → |
| supported | civilian control of the military → |
| survivedEvent | February 26 Incident → |
| workedUnder |
Emperor Hirohito
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surface form: "Emperor Shōwa (Hirohito) as Prime Minister"
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Referenced by (2)
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