yes it was a total of $50,940,395,773.22 i'll give it to MightyMacbeth

what is the name of the Japanese soldier who wanted to stop the emperor of giving his surrender speech?

there were two people.

good luck

You know, guys, I consider myself to be quite knowledgable, hell very knowedgeable about WW II. However, every single single bleeping question that has been posted in this thread has left me scratching my head. Where the hell do you find these?

Dean.

Actually, though, I did know PLUTO!!!
Yay!! Hooray for me...... never mind.

ok, back to my question..

Colonel Arao?
Lieutenant Colonel Takeshita?

naaaah

Actually, there were a number of soldiers, high ranking officers for the most part, who opposed the speech as they felt that the emperor shouldhave asked for better terms before making so "humiliating" a speech. Among them was General Anami, whose men occupied the Imperial Palace for a short time. When it became clear that the coup had failed, the died with his honour intact. Now, before I continue droning on uselessly, am I even in the ballpark?

Dean.

ballpark?
heh, well I want the names of the 2 main people. They also did the planning and the action.

wellll, I want the names of the 2 main people who planned and done some of the action. Ill give u a hint, one of them was a captain.

Originally Posted by MightyMacbeth

wellll, I want the names of the 2 main people who planned and done some of the action. Ill give u a hint, one of them was a captain.

Army or Navy?