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Baron Ichiki Kitokurō (一木 喜徳郎, 7 May 1867 – 17
December 1944) was a ****anese statesman. He
served as
Minister of
Education (1914), Home
Minister (1915)...
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surname include:
Kiyonao Ichiki (一木 清直) (1892–1942), ****anese
general Ichiki Kitokuro (一木 喜徳郎) (1867–1944), ****anese
politician Mitsuhiro Ichiki (市来 光弘) (born...
- successor, but due to Saionji's
opposition the
Imperial Household Minister Kitokurō Ichiki was
appointed instead.
Hiranuma was
appointed President of the Privy...
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Gonsuke (10
November 1928)
Wakatsuki Reijirō (10
November 1928)
Ichiki Kitokuro (28
December 1928)
Kuratomi Yūzaburō (28
December 1928)
Suzuki Sōroku (16...
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Bureau in 1915
through a
recommendation by
Minister of Home
Affairs Ichiki Kitokurō, a
university era friend.
Yuasa was
elected a
member of the
House of Peers...
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University in 1897,
where one of his
mentors was ****ure
Privy Councilor Ichiki Kitokurō. He went to work for the Home Ministry, and was sent for
further studies...
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Baron Kuratomi Yūzaburō (1853–1948) 12
April 1926 3 May 1934
Baron Ichiki Kitokurō (1867–1944) 3 May 1934 13
March 1936
Baron Kiichirō
Hiranuma (1867–1952)...
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Kiyoura Keigo (5
November 1942)
Isoroku Yamamoto (18
April 1943)
Ichiki Kitokurō (17
December 1944) Ichirō
Hatoyama (7
March 1959)
Hayato Ikeda (13 August...
- Preceded by Ōura
Kanetake Minister of Home
Affairs 1915 Succeeded by
Ichiki Kitokurō Preceded by
Enomoto Takeaki Minister of
Agriculture and
Commerce 1897 Succeeded by...
- 0002.jp2, 0005.jp2). doi:10.11501/2956991 – via NDL.
Kitokurō Hitotsugi (一木, 喜徳郎, Hitotsugi,
Kitokurō, Kunaishō). "Announcement by Kunaishō #28 - Marriage...
