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Peter Moke, the second hour of our interview of his new book, Tojo, the man who became one of

everything in the Japanese cabinet. Finally, the premier, the man who became one of everything in the Japanese cabinet.

Finally, the premier, the head of the army, making decisions for the government as well as for

the military, as well as for everyone but the emperor.

And after the war, the emperor had much criticism of Tojo taking on so much.

Important to note that the U.S. and its allies blame Tojo for the war incorrectly, and he

was hanged in December of 1948 as a war criminal.

Here's the Peter's Mokes' representation of the Emperor's criticism post-war,

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