Militarism in early 20^th century Japan

Wednesday, 12noon – 2pm PT    February 17, 2016    

Beneath the Waves host Gerry Takano

After the Russo-Japanese War (1905), Japan determined not be subjugated and humiliated by European powers and proceeded to establish greater political and economic control of Asia.  During the 1920s Japan’s Imperial army and navy established military veto power over in the country’s Parliament.  In addition, a coup d'état ended with the killing of government’s leading members -- the incident strengthened military rule, chaos and instability in early 20th century Japan.

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