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Death Toll of Japanese Admirals Spurs Allied Advantage
A dubious Tokyo press pattern shows many Japanese admirals died in combat or via seppuku to preserve honor, with accounts of self-inflicted deaths and battlefield defeats. Notable figures like Yamaguchi, Karai, and Ushijima are cited, while some bodies bore distinctive signs of ritual suicide and lingering prestige.
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Actos
Amereka Gihedale
Hara- Kori
Bari-Kiri
Tokyo
Devon
Bisenoe
Aden
Iwreku Yaeramomi
Gathor
Pearl Harbor
White House
Yamaguchi
Karai
Haraikon
Yoshimara Nehahara
Dorel
Greater East Asia
Masanari Yamanouchi
Imphal
India-Burma
Itlnes
Takeo Radio
Japan
Yokoshuku
Mitsuru Ushijima
Senemon
Okinawa
Isamu Cho