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Nitobe Inazō
Inazō Nitobe
Japanese educator, agricultural economist and diplomat (1862–1933).
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Statements about
Nitobe Inazō
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Place of Birth
Morioka
Place of Death
Royal Jubilee Hospital
Country of Citizenship
Japan
Date of Birth
9/1/1862
Date of Death
10/15/1933
Instance Of
Human
Occupation
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Lexicographer
Linguist
Diplomat
Writer
Esperantist
Economist
Politician
Civil Servant
Agronomist
Pedagogue
University Teacher
Employer
Tokyo Imperial University
Kyoto Imperial University
Takushoku University
Tokyo Woman's Christian University
Tokyo Bunka Junior College
Sapporo Agricultural College
Educated At
Tokyo English School
Sapporo Agricultural College
Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Esperanto
Japanese
Name in Kana
にとべ いなぞう
Member Of
Japan Academy
(6/27/1925 - )
Start Time
:
6/27/1925
Place of Burial
Tama Cemetery
Name in Native Language
新渡戸稲造
Field of Work
Philosophy
Ethics
Bushido
Sex or Gender
Male
Student
Iwanaga Yūkichi
Notable Work
Bushido: The Soul of Japan
Position Held
Member of the House of Peers
(12/7/1926 - 10/16/1932)
Start Time
:
12/7/1926
End Time
:
10/16/1932
Described by Source
Obálky Knih
URL
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Who's Who in the Far East
Statement Is Subject Of
:
NITOBE, Inazo
Writing Language
Japanese
Award Received
Order of the Sacred Treasure, 1st Class
Spouse
Mary Patterson Elkinton Nitobe
(1891 - )
Start Time
:
1891
Cause of Death
Pancreatitis
Manner of Death
Natural Causes
Father
Nitobe Jūjirō
Family Name
Nitobe
External Pages About Nitobe Inazō
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