Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Nobusuke Kishi across 3 places, from 1960.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
was a Japanese bureaucrat and politician who served as prime minister of Japan from 1957 to 1960.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Every dot is a place Nobusuke Kishi is documented in, on a dated record. The interactive globe carries the full detail.
Where Nobusuke Kishi was documented, and when
1960year
Aichi prefectureattested“In 1960, Kishi was involved in dedicating, on Mount Sangane in Aichi prefecture, a headstone to General Tojo and six other military leaders executed after the Tokyo war crimes trial, marking their grave as that of "the seven patriots who…”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
25 January 1960exact date
United Statesattested“During his visit to the United States, Kishi appeared on the January 25, 1960 cover of Time magazine, which declared that the Prime Minister's "134 pound body packed pride, power and passion—a perfect embodiment of his country's amazing…”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
25 January 1960exact date
Japanattested“During his visit to the United States, Kishi appeared on the January 25, 1960 cover of Time magazine, which declared that the Prime Minister's "134 pound body packed pride, power and passion—a perfect embodiment of his country's amazing…”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
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1925year
Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (Japan)mentioned“In 1925, the Ministry was split into the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, with Kishi becoming part of the latter.”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
1937 to 1938period
Empire of Japanmentioned“One of the new public-private corporations founded to assist in carrying out the Five-Year Plan was the Manchurian Industrial Development Company (MIDC), established in 1937, which attracted a staggering 5.2 billion yen in private invest…”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
October 1939month
Japanmentioned“Before returning to Japan in October 1939, Kishi is reported to have advised his colleagues in the Manchukuo government about corruption: "Political funds should be accepted only after they have passed through a 'filter' and been 'cleans…”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
December 1940month
Manchuriamentioned“Kishi intended to create within Japan the same sort of totalitarian "national defense state" that he had pioneered in Manchuria, but these plans ran into vigorous opposition from the zaibatsu, who accused him of being a communist, and Ki…”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
December 1940month
Japanmentioned“Kishi intended to create within Japan the same sort of totalitarian "national defense state" that he had pioneered in Manchuria, but these plans ran into vigorous opposition from the zaibatsu, who accused him of being a communist, and Ki…”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
April 1942month
House of Representatives of Japanmentioned“Kishi was also elected to the Lower House of the Diet of Japan in April 1942 as a member of the Imperial Rule Assistance Association.”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
July 1944month
Battle of Saipanmentioned“In July 1944, during the political crisis caused by the Japanese defeat at the Battle of Saipan, Tōjō attempted to save his government from collapse by reorganizing his cabinet.”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
1945year
Manchuriamentioned“The system that Kishi pioneered in Manchuria of a state-guided economy where corporations made their investments on government orders later served as the model for Japan's post-1945 development, and subsequently, that of South Korea and…”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
August 1945month
Sugamo Prisonmentioned“After the Japanese surrender to the Allies in August 1945, Kishi, with other members of the former Japanese government, was held at Sugamo Prison as a suspected "Class A" war criminal by the order of the Supreme Commander of the Allied P…”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
August 1945month
Sugamomentioned“After the Japanese surrender to the Allies in August 1945, Kishi, with other members of the former Japanese government, was held at Sugamo Prison as a suspected "Class A" war criminal by the order of the Supreme Commander of the Allied P…”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
1946year
Sugamo Prisonmentioned“When he was locked up in Sugamo prison in 1946 awaiting trial, he reminisced about his Manchukuo years: "I came so much, it was hard to clean it all up”.”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
1946year
Sugamomentioned“When he was locked up in Sugamo prison in 1946 awaiting trial, he reminisced about his Manchukuo years: "I came so much, it was hard to clean it all up”.”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
December 1956month
Japanmentioned“Kishi had reassured the American ambassador John Allison that "for the next twenty five years it would be in Japan's best interests to cooperate closely with the United States." When Hatoyama stepped down in December 1956, Kishi was cons…”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
June 1957month
United Statesmentioned“In June 1957, Kishi visited the United States, where he was received with honor, being allowed to address a joint session of Congress, throwing the opening pitch for the New York Yankees in a baseball game in New York and being allowed t…”source: Wikipedia: Nobusuke Kishi
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