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KATSURA, TARO, MARQUESS (1847 ) , Japanese soldier and statesman, was born in 1847 in Choshu. He commenced his career by fighting under the Imperial banner in the civil war of the Restoration, and he displayed such talent that he was twice sent at public expense to Germany (in 187o and 1884) to study strategy and tactics. In 1886 he was appointed vice-minister of war, and in 1891 the command of division devolved on him. He led the left wing of the Japanese army in the campaign of 189495 against China, and made a memorable march
east
record in Japan. In 1902 his cabinet concluded the first entente with England, which event procured for Katsura the rank of count. He also directed state affairs throughout the war with Russia, and concluded the offensive and defensive treaty of 19o5 with Great
Edward
cross
chief
gift of tact and conciliation enabling him to govern on such principles.End of Article: KATSURA, TARO, MARQUESS (1847 ) If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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