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Kurusu Saburo

Japanese diplomat
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  • Tripartite Pact

    (Germany), Galeazzo Ciano (Italy), and Kurusu Saburo (Japan). Several other European countries—some of which had been coerced—were later signatories.

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    (Germany), Galeazzo Ciano (Italy), and Kurusu Saburo (Japan). Several other European countries—some of which had been coerced—were later signatories.

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  • Alfred Thayer Mahan
    20th-century international relations
    / Japan’s challenge

    The veteran diplomat Kurusu Saburo then flew to Washington with two final options, Plan A and Plan B. The latter held out some hope, since in it Japan at least promised to make no military moves to the south. But MAGIC deciphered a cable revealing the secret deadline


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    The veteran diplomat Kurusu Saburo then flew to Washington with two final options, Plan A and Plan B. The latter held out some hope, since in it Japan at least promised to make no military moves to the south. But MAGIC deciphered a cable revealing the secret deadline


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