Under pressure from many factions, Prime Minister Tojo resigned his position in the summer of 1944. Following the defeat and surrender of Imperial Japan in August 1945, Hideki Tojo was charged and ...

Hideki Tojo’s* sparse mustache looks as if it might ... The next year General Itagaki was salvaged from a “glorious” defeat in China and became War Minister. He called the faithful Tojo ...

Fortnight ago, Premier General Hideki Tojo told his nation that “there is only a hair’s breadth between victory and defeat,” warned that Japan must pay a high price for victory: a national ...

Through Blewett’s voice, Hideki Tojo spoke for all the defendants ... not uttering a single word. . . . The responsibility of defeat devolves on myself as Premier.” “Now I Don’t Know.” ...