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Toranomon incident

Toranomon incident

1923 attempted assassination of Hirohito.

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    Emperor of Japan from 1926 to 1989.

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    Japanese assassin.

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    1923 police murder of 3 people in Japan.

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    Period of Japanese history from 1912 to 1926.

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    District in Tokyo, Japan.

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    Japanese media proprietor and politician (1885–1969).

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    Japanese statesman and Navy officer (1852–1933).

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    Japanese anarchist (1903–1926).

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    Prime Minister of Japan in 1939.

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    Calendar year.

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