Word: inazo
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Died. Dr. Inazo Ota Nitobe, 71. "Father of Japanese Liberalism," editor of the Tokyo Nichi Nichi, onetime (1919-27) undersecretary general of the League of Nations; after an operation following pneumonia, in Victoria, B. C. Educated in the U. S. and Europe, he married a Philadelphia girl, returned to Japan to become a university president and an eloquent apostle of internationalism...
...dozen Japanese, led by browbeaten Liberal Peer Inazo Nitobe, and including an intransigent retired Major-General named Yasunosuke Sato...
...seemed clear that economic conflicts do not in themselves cause war. Taboo was any open discussion of the violent Sino-Japanese emotional and political hatred. But in the corridors war was talked and especially titillating was "the coming war between Japan and America." Japan's peace-loving Inazo Nitobe, who might be assassinated back home if he said the wrong thing, forced the Canadian press to deny that he had ever predicted a Japanese-Russian...
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