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CHAPTER IV

 

PART A‑HULL‑NOMURA CONVERSATIONS

 

(October 17, 1941‑ November 20, 1941)

 

Advent of the Tojo Cabinet and Redoubling of Japanese Government's Insistence Upon an Early Acceptance of Its Proposals. [1]

 

1. Ambassador Nomura Complains of Lack of Coordination Between Japanese Foreign Office and Navy (October 18, 1941)

 

Following the change of government in Japan, Ambassador Nomura on October 18, 1941, offered his

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