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Shiqiao Zhanshan

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Shiqiao Zhanshan

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Ishibashi Azanzan (September 25, 1884 - April 25, 1973), the 55th Prime Minister of Japan. Born in Tokyo. The son of Nichiren sect monk Sugita Zhanshou. The baby's name is province three, which is derived from the mother's surname. Graduated from Waseda University in the Department of Liberal Arts and worked as a journalist after graduation. He entered politics after the war and was elected Prime Minister of Japan in 1956. Due to poor health, he was forced to resign after sixty-five days in office, making him the third shortest-lived Prime Minister in Japanese history.

Category
Political figures
Nationality
Japan
Born
1884-09-25
Died
1973-04-25
Wikidata
Q351656
Occupations politicianjournalist
Aliases Tanzan IshibashiShiqiao ZhanshanIshibashi Tanzan

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