Teiichi Yoshimoto

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Teiichi Yoshimoto (Japanese: 吉本貞一) (March 23, 1887 – September 14, 1945) was an Imperial Japanese Army general of the Kwantung Army. He was born in Tokushima Prefecture. He committed suicide after the surrender of Japan in Tokyo.

Career[]

December 1908: Second Lieutenant
December 1911: First Lieutenant
October 1918: Army captain
August 1923: Army major
March 1928: Lieutenant colonel
August 1, 1931: Colonel
March 7, 1936: Major general
March 9, 1939: Lieutenant general

Military offices
Preceded by Office created	Chief of Staff of the Imperial Japanese 11th Army 1938–1939	Succeeded by Takazo Numata
Preceded by Yoshio Iwamatsu	Commander of the Imperial Japanese 1st Army 1942–1944	Succeeded by Raishiro Sumida
Preceded by Office created	Commander of the Imperial Japanese 11th Area Army 1945	Succeeded by Keisuke Fujie

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