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On July 26, 1890, he graduated from the 1st Phase of Infantry Department of the Army Officer School, known as the "Third Phase of the Army". On March 26, 1890, he was awarded the title of Infantry Major. Later he served as the 21st Phase of Infantry Squadron, the 21st Phase of Infantry Squadron. On July 24, 1894, he graduated from the 12th Phase of the Army University Squadron, and took part in the Army Squadron of the Middle Day War with the 12th Phase of the Army Squadron. On February 29, 1896, he graduated from the 12th Phase of Infantry Squadron of the 21st Phase of Infantry Squadron, the 21st Phase of Infantry Squadron, the 12th Phase of Inf

After the war, a classman of the Army People's Office, was promoted to Colonel in September 1909, Captain of the 34th Infantry Union, Chief of Staff of the 11th Division in March 11th, Chief of Staff of the 11th Division in March 13th, Chief of the 11th Division in September, Major General of the Army in August 10th, Chief of the 9th Infantry Brigade in August 1916, Chief of the Army People's Office in August 1919, Chief of the School of Japanese Army Officers in January 1919, Chief of the 11th Division in March 1922, and then Minister of Army Aviation.

In October 1923, he was appointed commander of the Kwantung Army. When Guo Songling rebelled, the Japanese Kwantung Army quickly gathered in Fengtianfu from Tieling, Liaoyang, Haicheng and other places on December 7 at the orders of Shirakawa Yoshinori, and declared that it would not interfere in China's internal affairs. On December 8th, Shirakawa Yoshinori, as a so-called middleman, warned Guo Songling's troops and Fengjun not to disturb the Manchurian Railway affiliated areas and the Japanese garrison areas. This is to raise a warning, and its essence is equivalent to restricting the actions of Guo Songling's department. On December 13th, when more than 2,000 people from Guo Jun were preparing to cross the Liaohe River to attack Yingkou, Shirakawa Yoshinori ordered the Japanese army to prohibit Guo Jun from crossing the river. On the 14th, he banned Jun Guo from entering Yingkou in the name of maintaining public order. In this regard, Guo Songling lodged a serious protest. On December 15th, with the active efforts of Shirakawa Yoshinori, the Japanese cabinet decided to mobilize a large number of Japanese troops from its mainland and North Korea to Manchuria to reinforce Zhang Zuolin. At the same time, Shirakawa Yoshi issued the No.2 warning, prohibiting direct fighting on both sides of the South Manchuria Railway and within 20 miles of the railway, and prohibiting military actions that threaten to disorder the public security of the affiliated areas, otherwise all arms will be disarmed. On the 18th, Shirakawa Yoshinori, commander of the Kwantung Army, moved to the provincial capital of Fengtian to command the Japanese army. On December 19, all reinforcements from the Kwantung Army arrived in Fengtian, guarding the provincial capital of Fengtian on behalf of Zhang Zuolin's troops, and all Zhang troops went to the front line to fight. On December 22, Guo Jun and Feng Jun launched a fierce battle. On the one hand, the Japanese army bombed with 80 planes carrying heavy bombs to cooperate with the Fengjun frontal battlefield. On the one hand, Guo Jun was prevented from advancing on the grounds that "the South Manchurian affiliated areas are not allowed to commit crimes"; At the same time, he disguised himself as Fengjun to oppress Guo Jun from the left, and covered Fengjun cavalry to copy Guo Jun's rear. On December 23, Guo Jun suffered a disastrous defeat. Guo Songling died soon in Xinmin. Guo Songling failed, but Shirakawa Yoshi successfully deployed the Kwantung Army to Fengtian and other large areas in Northeast China. At the same time, it also created a precedent for the Kwantung Army to act arbitrarily despite the instructions of the Japanese Central Committee.

In March 1925 promoted to the army general, then the prime minister was Tadeo Ivy, when he was still a poor child, Tadeo had lived in the neighborhood of his house while wandering, the two of them not so much for the little things of chicken and garlic skin still stone over the roof, or the White´¨ his mother persuaded the two of them, I didn't think a few decades later everyone mixed into the high officers of the empire, Tadeo saw him laughing and laughing, in the heart, this guy was not the year that lost my stone little broken child.

When Yoshinori Shirakawa became Minister of the War, great changes were taking place in China, and the Kuomintang group represented by Chiang Kai-shek gradually became the center of power in China. In 1927, the Ninghan confluence. In the power struggle, Chiang Kai-shek "took retreat to advance", went to Japan by telegram, and went to Japan to seek Japan's understanding and support. Through contact, Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiichi Tanaka and War Minister Yoshizure Shirakawa held secret talks with Chiang Kai-shek respectively. Through secret talks. Japanese military and political circles expressed their support for Chiang Kai-shek, and the two sides secretly agreed: (1) Chiang recognized that Japan had special rights and interests in Manchuria and fulfilled Dr. Sun Yat-sen's promise to Japan in his early years; (2) Chiang resolutely opposed the Communist Party to the end; (3) Japan supports the Chiang regime; (4) Japan lent Jiang 40 million yen to help Jiang stabilize China, and China and Japan conducted economic cooperation.

For Chiang Kai-shek, Japan's policy was to strike and implement. On the anti-Communist issue, Japan firmly supported. But for the continuation of the NPC army's northern fence, Japan firmly opposed, believing that the northern fence would threaten Japan's interests in Shandong and the northeast. The Cabinet of Ministers also reflected this intent to Chiang Kai-shek through various ways.

Since the end of 1927, Chiang Kai-shek returned to Shanghai, married to Song Meyeong, and established a relationship with the United States and Britain through Jiang Zemin. In April 1928, the return of Chiang Kai-shek's command forces began to fight north. Japan's originally supported Zhang Zemin, Zhang Zemin and other departments under the National Army's assault, were defeated. In this case, the Japanese Cabinet held a meeting on April 17th. On the meeting, Army Secretary Bi-Quawei made the excuse to protect the Japanese citizens, strongly advocated for the exit from Shandong, calling "the time for the army has come." For this, he also proposed a massive troop departure to China was financially difficult and stimulated by China's

On May 1, 1928, the Kuomintang Northern Expeditionary Army occupied Jinan. On the same day, the Japanese army arrested soldiers of the Northern Expeditionary Army and shot and killed the transportation captain of the Northern Expeditionary Army, causing a conflict between Japan and China. When the news returned to Japan, Shirakawa Yoshinori had a reason to continue to send more troops. He once again asked the cabinet to send two brigades from the Kwantung Army and the Korean army to Shandong. On May 4, the cabinet approved Shirakawa Yoshinori's plan to urgently deploy more than 2,000 troops from the 28th Brigade of the 14th Division of the Kwantung Army and other special forces to Jinan. On the 7th, Yoshinori Shirakawa and the head of the Staff Headquarters jointly formulated the "China Plan", which even declared that the Jinan incident was "a concrete manifestation of the Chinese people's accumulated contempt for the Japanese". It is necessary to "show the power of the imperial army and shock the whole of China", eradicate China's concept of contempting Japan, and "lay the foundation for developing the national movement in the whole of China". In order to discuss the plan, the General Staff Headquarters and the Army Ministry specially held a meeting of military senators. On the 8th, Yoshiichi Tanaka presided over a cabinet meeting, and at the repeated insistence of Yoshizori Shirakawa and others, he decided to adopt the "China Plan" and launch a full-scale attack on the Chinese army. The next day, the Staff Headquarters issued an order to dispatch 20,000 troops from the 3rd Division and other special forces to carry out the third troop dispatch to Shandong. With the support of military leaders represented by Shirakawa Yoshinori, the 6th Division of the Japanese Army faced the Kuomintang army who pursued compromise. Quickly occupied Jinan City on the 11th. Since then, he has raped, killed and captured everywhere, doing everything, creating the "Jinan Massacre" that shocked China and foreign countries. The blood account of Jinan tragedy is directly related to Shirakawa Yoshinori!

Shortly after the Jinan massacre, Daisaku Kawamoto, a staff officer of the Japanese Kwantung Army, single-handedly created the "Huanggutun Incident" that killed Zhang Zuolin in June. For a time, the Japanese military and political leaders made a big fuss. The military, represented by Shirakawa Yoshinori, took advantage of the situation and proposed to give the Kwantung Army the right to dispatch troops, and put pressure on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. But this time, influenced by international and domestic public opinion and political situation, Yoshiichi Tanaka rejected Yoshiichi Shirakawa's proposal at the cabinet meeting on June 7, 1928. As a result, the differences between the military and political circles began to become public in dealing with Kawamoto.

The leaders of the military circles, represented by Shirakawa Yoshinori, strongly advocated protecting Daisaku Kawamoto. On June 2, the head of the War Department called Daisaku Kawamoto back to China for a week's interrogation. There is no old Saionji public hope in the political circles to announce the truth. Severely punish the perpetrators. Prime Minister Yoshiichi Tanaka also put pressure on the military circles. However, Shirakawa Yoshinori has been covering up the truth and insisting on not punishing Kawamoto. On the contrary, it dealt with those who disagreed in the military circles. On the 27th of Lang 1929, Prime Minister Tanaka once again asked Shirakawa Yoshinori to expand the scope of punishing the perpetrators, and Shirakawa Yoshinori threatened to resign. At the cabinet meeting on the 28th, the plan of punishing the perpetrators and the document publishing the contents of the incident proposed by Yoshinori Shirakawa were adopted. During the meeting, Shirakawa Yoshinori entered the palace to play, asking the emperor to rule and only impose administrative sanctions on the perpetrator. On July 1st, while announcing the suspension of Daisaku Kawamoto, Tanaka's cabinet announced its fall. Yoshinori Shirakawa also resigned as Minister of War and became the military agreement officer of the new cabinet.

After the September 18th Incident, in order to draw the attention of international forces from the Northeast, Seishiro Itagaki instructed Takayoshi Tanaka, the military attache stationed in Shanghai, to provoke the January 28th Incident, hoping to control Shanghai without fighting. However, he didn't expect to be met by the Chinese garrison. Emperor Showa, who was worried that he would not be able to return to the scene, appointed him as the commander of the Shanghai Dispatch Army on February 25, 1932. His task was to "coordinate the great powers, respect the treaty, and quickly resolve the war [4], but he could not send troops outside Shanghai. At that time, the combat troops at that time were the 9th Kanazawa Division (the famous" Jackal Staff Officer "Tsuji Masanobu was a squadron leader of the 9th Division at this time). When he took office, he later sent the 11th Zentsuji Division (the division commander Lieutenant General Atsuto Atsutaro), in addition to the 3rd Navy Fleet led by Lieutenant General Nomura Yoshisaburo.

When the first three commanders took the lesson of the defeat, he decided to land from the wing side of the river, and the two sides hit the Guangzhou guard. The command of the 9th Division and other divisions of the 9th Division attacked Qingdao, Qingdao, and the 3rd Fleet escorted the 11th Division into the Long River, and the infantry continued to strike, and the two sides were suddenly wounded; at the same time, the 11th Division ordered Qingdao, using the weaknesses of the Chinese forces in the river, the 7th Division, the 7th Division, the 7th Division, the 7th Division, the 7th Division, the 7th Division, the 6th Division, and the 6th Division, also launched