Was Japan originally a democracy during WWII?
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More like a military dictatorship with an emperor as a flagship. Like Germany at the end of World War I.
No, no piece of democracy has been to Japan.
Japan was a monarchy.
https://www.grin.com/document/1008314
A monarchy
but a parliamentary
half
Taishō era(1912–1926)
InFirst World War(1914 to 1918) Japan was on the side ofDucksand took German territories after the end of the war. The Taishō era was characterized by cultural dynamics and economic recovery. It was a time of democratic experiments with a parliamentary system. In the end, theDemocracyby instability, quite similar to Germany duringWeimar Republic. The military took control more and more.
Thank you, that’s exactly what I wanted to know:)