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2. Makoto Saito (27 October – 26 February ) was Prime Minister of Japan from to 8 July , succeeding Korekiyo Takahashi and preceding Keisuke bioglycanmerkagi.athwuscicounrirorogcaticanrahu.infoinfo was assassinated on 26 February in the February 26 Incident by the fascist Kodoha faction of politics. Biography. Makoto Saito was born on 27 October in the Misuzawa Domain of Mutsu Province, Japan (now in Iwate.

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9. Shishaku Saitō Makoto, Japanese naval officer and statesman who was prime minister of Japan (–34) and twice governor-general of Korea (–27, –31). Saitō graduated from the Japanese Naval Academy in and went to the United States for study in .

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