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...came, and with it the intoxication of initial victory. But soon the hangover followed. Last week, in the Diet, Nakano heard the Emperor's message: The situation is "truly grave." Later, he heard Premier Hideki Tojo admit that the U.S., defeated at the beginning, was now "overcoming many difficulties and dangers, and the war is growing in intensity." Nakano also knew what most men-in-the-street could barely guess: Japan had suffered reverses in the South Pacific (see col. 2); Mussolini had become a shabby puppet; Hitler...
...Premier Hideki Tojo had warned Japan that she was on the threshold of "emergency" (TIME, Oct. 4). Heeding his stern voice, the Cabinet last week obediently voted...
...redeemed and their independence established and protected. The entire resources in men and material, of the United States, stand behind that pledge." But Jap propaganda has continued to drum away on a shrewd line: why help or expect, help from an imperialistic, white U.S. Since last January, Premier Hideki Tojo has been purring that the Filipinos would get their independence as soon as they are "really cooperating" with Japan...
From a two-story brown brick quake-proof building in Tokyo, a metallic voice addressed the people of Japan one night last week. The voice was Premier Hideki Tojo's. The subject: total mobilization...
Back in Tokyo from a fortnight's flight through Greater East Asia, Premier Hideki Tojo last week announced that the entire Co-Prosperity Sphere "understands Nippon's true intentions and is concentrating full efforts to destroy the Anglo-American powers...