Eisaku sato biography of michael

          This book is a biography of Eisaku Satō (), who served as prime minister of Japan from to , before Prime Minister Abe the....

          This book is a biography of Eisaku Sato (), who served as prime minister of Japan from to , before Prime Minister Abe the longest.

        1. Eisaku Sato, Japanese prime minister, Okinawa, foreign relations, domestic politics and the Nobel prize / Ryuji Hattori ; translated by Graham B.
        2. This book is a biography of Eisaku Satō (), who served as prime minister of Japan from to , before Prime Minister Abe the.
        3. Michael C. Boxall was born in England and studied English and American literature at Warwick University, after which he became a trainee editor with a.
        4. This book is a biography of Eisaku Satō (), who served as prime minister of Japan from to , before Prime Minister Abe the longest uninterrupted.

          5. Eisaku Sato

          Nobel Peace Prize, 1974, shared with Sean MacBride
          Date of Birth: 07.03.1901
          Country: Japan

          Content:
          1. Early Life and Career
          2. Entry into Politics and Rise to Power
          3. Political Scandals and Recovery
          4. Premiership
          5. Nobel Peace Prize and Legacy

          Early Life and Career

          Eisaku Satō, born in Tabuse, Yamaguchi, was the youngest of three sons to Hidesuke Satō, a former government official and amateur poet who operated a liquor business.

          One of his brothers, Ichirō, became an admiral, while two others, Eisaku and Nobusuke, served as prime ministers of Japan.

          After graduating from Kuni Elementary School in Tabuse and Kumamoto High School, Satō enrolled in Tokyo Imperial University and studied German law.

          Upon graduating with a law degree in 1924, he initially sought employment in the Ministry of Finance but was placed in the Ministry of Railways. In 1926, Satō married his cousin, Hiroko Satō, and had two sons.

          Satō's abilities were recognized during his service,