Amid calls that Self-Defense Force members be honored at Tokyo's Yasukuni Jinja shrine if they die in war, some have ...

Japan invaded a vast swath of China before World War II and colonized the Korean Peninsula ... including Prime Minister Gen. Hideki Tojo, to the enshrined deities in 1978, stirring controversy ...

Hideki Tojo and 13 other Class A war criminals ... where they paid respects to the victims of a World War II-era Japanese evacuation ship that was torpedoed by a U.S. submarine.

In the period of most intense conflict during World War II, Winston Churchill ... Mussolini and the leadership of Imperial Japan (primarily Hideki Tojo) for control of the world.

The chief characters of the climactic scenes were Hideki (“The Razor”) Tojo and Ryukichi (“The ... the world two years after the end of World War II eloquently tells how important these ...

That said, “Once more unto the breach, dear comrades,” as I open on what Yours Truly considers to be the Aircraft Carriers of World War II ... declared sunk by Hideki Tojo’s propaganda ...

The scene in question is part of a nightmare sequence in the 1943 propaganda cartoon "Der Fuehrer’s Face," released during World War II ... and Minister of War Hideki Tojo.

Six reporters with Iowa roots were among the many journalists who branched out across oceans and through combat during World War II to cover ... Mussolini, (Hideki) Tojo and others like them ...

USS Sealion, a History: During the Pacific Theatre of Operations ... component in the defeat of Imperial Japan, ravaging the Hideki Tojo’s merchant fleet and the warships of the Imperial ...

In September of 1940, the three Axis Powers signed a treaty recognizing their respective leadership in the two theaters: Adolph Hitler and Benito Mussolini in Europe and Hideki Tojo’s Greater ...

Bass examines the post-World War II prosecution of Japanese military ... in Japan the former military general and prime minister Hideki Tojo had put a bullet through his chest but survived ...

While about 4 percent of Allied troops captured by the Nazis and Italian fascists died in captivity, approximately 27 percent captured by the Japanese in World War II died as prisoners ...