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Japanese general and governor (1886–1967)
Rensuke Isogai (磯谷 廉介, Isogai Rensuke; September 3, 1886 – June 6, 1967) was a general in the Imperial Japanese Army and Governor of Hong Kong under Japanese
Rensuke_Isogai
Surname list
Japanese judoka Hiromitsu Isogai (礒貝 洋光; born 1969), Japanese footballer Rensuke Isogai (磯谷 廉介; 1886–1967), Japanese general Simon Isogai (磯貝 サイモン; born 1983)
Isogai
1898 treaty between China and the United Kingdom
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Convention for the Extension of Hong Kong Territory
Convention_for_the_Extension_of_Hong_Kong_Territory
1841 proposed treaty between the Qing and United Kingdom
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Convention_of_Chuenpi
Military occupation during World War II
signed on the 26th at The Peninsula Hotel. On 20 February 1942 General Rensuke Isogai became the first Imperial Japanese governor of Hong Kong. This ushered
Japanese occupation of Hong Kong
Japanese_occupation_of_Hong_Kong
1860 unequal treaty between Qing China and Britain, France, and Russia
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Convention_of_Peking
1938 battle of the Second Sino-Japanese War
into Anhui to capture Tianchang. Simultaneously, in Northern China, Rensuke Isogai's 10th Division, advanced southwards between Qingcheng and Jiyang to
Battle_of_Taierzhuang
1842 treaty between Qing China and Britain
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Treaty_of_Nanking
Armed conflict in the 1930s between the Soviets, Mongolians, and Japanese
Enkhjargal † Jaija Bataar † Emperor Hirohito Kenkichi Ueda Yoshijirō Umezu Rensuke Isogai Michitaro Komatsubara Kōtoku Satō Masaomi Yasuoka Kamezō Suetaka [ja]
Soviet–Japanese border conflicts
Soviet–Japanese_border_conflicts
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Emigration_from_Hong_Kong
Japanese admiral
Minister Hideki Tōjō Preceded by Sir Mark Aitchison Young Succeeded by Rensuke Isogai Personal details Born (1887-02-04)4 February 1887 Hiroshima, Japan Died
Masaichi_Niimi
Japanese officer and war criminal (1889-1947)
Monarch Shōwa Prime Minister Kuniaki Koiso Kantarō Suzuki Preceded by Rensuke Isogai Succeeded by Sir Franklin Charles Gimson (Acting) Personal details Born
Hisakazu_Tanaka
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
1990s_in_Hong_Kong
Historical county in South China
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Bao'an_County
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
2000s_in_Hong_Kong
Imperial Japanese Army unit and de facto rulers of Manchukuo
General Hideki Tōjō 1 March 1937 30 May 1938 10 Lieutenant General Rensuke Isogai 18 June 1938 7 September 1939 11 Lieutenant General Jo Iimura 7 September
Kwantung_Army
1997 transfer of Hong Kong from UK to China
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Handover_of_Hong_Kong
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
1970s_in_Hong_Kong
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
History of Hong Kong (1800s–1930s)
History_of_Hong_Kong_(1800s–1930s)
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
History of Hong Kong under Imperial China
History_of_Hong_Kong_under_Imperial_China
Riots against British colonial rule in Hong Kong
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
1967_Hong_Kong_riots
Chinese tribunal (1946–48) of Japanese leaders
government. The accused included Lieutenant General Hisao Tani, the general Rensuke Isogai, company commander Captain Gunkichi Tanaka and Second Lieutenants Toshiaki
Nanjing_War_Crimes_Tribunal
March 1936 – 1 March 1937) Hideki Tōjō (1 March 1937 – 30 May 1938) Rensuke Isogai (18 June 1938 – 7 September 1939) Jo Iimura (7 September 1939 – 22 October
Politics_of_Manchukuo
the Japanese headquarters on the third floor of the Peninsula Hotel. Isogai Rensuke became the first Japanese governor of Hong Kong. During the Japanese
History_of_Hong_Kong
Japanese officer, war criminal 1885-1948
the vicinity of Linyi that prevented them from coming to the aid of Rensuke Isogai's IJA 10th Division. Itagaki was recalled to Japan in 1938, briefly serving
Seishirō_Itagaki
2025 Chinese film by Lau Ho-leung
the latter would be replaced by Colonel Arima who answered to General Rensuke Isogai. Flying Tigers Lieutenant James Harnett and peers successfully bombed
Against_All_Odds_(2025_film)
1521 naval battle between Ming and Portuguese
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Battle_of_Tunmen
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Immigration_to_Hong_Kong
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
1980s_in_Hong_Kong
Chinese warlord, politician, and general (1890–1969)
between enemies who are now friends" by either Seishirō Itagaki or Rensuke Isogai were passed on to Alan Lee as part of the family legacy. Li co-wrote
Li_Zongren
1937 battle of the Second Sino-Japanese War
Commanders and leaders Yan Xishan Yang Aiyuan Wei Lihuang Zhu De Fu Zuoyi Isogai Rensuke Itagaki Seishiro Demchugdongrub Units involved 6th army group 7th army
Battle_of_Taiyuan
proposed and citation written by J. Veverka. JPL · 8250 8251 Isogai 1980 VA Rensuke Isogai (born 1941), a high-school classmate of the discoverer. JPL ·
Meanings of minor-planet names: 8001–9000
Meanings_of_minor-planet_names:_8001–9000
Political riots
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
1956_Hong_Kong_riots
1843–1997 British Crown representative
新見政一 (1887–1993) Administrator Hiroshima, Hiroshima Vice admiral 1 Rensuke Isogai 磯谷廉介 (1886–1967) 20 February 1942 24 December 1944 2 years, 308 days
Governor_of_Hong_Kong
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
History of bus transport in Hong Kong
History_of_bus_transport_in_Hong_Kong
Japanese officer, war criminal 1887–1946
Minister Hideki Tōjō Preceded by Sir Mark Aitchison Young Succeeded by Rensuke Isogai Personal details Born (1887-10-18)October 18, 1887 Kamo District, Hiroshima
Takashi_Sakai
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Military_history_of_Hong_Kong
Military unit
Division returned to China under the command of Lieutenant General Rensuke Isogai. It was in combat during the Beiping–Hankou Railway Operation, Tianjin–Pukou
10th Division (Imperial Japanese Army)
10th_Division_(Imperial_Japanese_Army)
Indigenous peoples of Hong Kong
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Indigenous inhabitants of the New Territories
Indigenous_inhabitants_of_the_New_Territories
(1941–1942) 1946 Crimes against humanity (Executed by firing squad) Rensuke Isogai Japan Governor of Hong Kong (1942–1944) 1946 Crimes against humanity
List of heads of state and government who were later imprisoned
List_of_heads_of_state_and_government_who_were_later_imprisoned
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
1950s_in_Hong_Kong
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Technical standards in Hong Kong
Technical_standards_in_Hong_Kong
20th-century migration event
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Refugee wave from the People's Republic of China to British Hong Kong
Refugee_wave_from_the_People's_Republic_of_China_to_British_Hong_Kong
Masaharu Homma (1887–1946), general involved in the Bataan Death March Rensuke Isogai (1886–1967), third governor of Japanese-occupied Hong Kong, sentenced
List of convicted war criminals
List_of_convicted_war_criminals
1945 end of the WWII Japanese occupation
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Liberation_of_Hong_Kong
Chinese general (1879–1963)
Manchurian incident, from capturing Linyi and converging with General Rensuke Isogai's IJA 10th Division at Tai'erzhuang District, foiling their plan to assault
Pang_Bingxun
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
1960s_in_Hong_Kong
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Timeline_of_Hong_Kong_history
1938 battle between Japan and China
Mingzhang † Zhang Zizhong Shunroku Hata Hisaichi Terauchi Toshizō Nishio Isogai Rensuke Itagaki Seishiro Units involved Military Region 1 Military Region 5
Battle_of_Xuzhou
1953 disaster in Hong Kong
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Shek_Kip_Mei_fire
Time period in Hong Kong's history
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
Prehistoric_Hong_Kong
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
2020s_in_Hong_Kong
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
2010s_in_Hong_Kong
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
History of transport in Hong Kong
History_of_transport_in_Hong_Kong
Takeo Ito: Commanding Officer Infantry Group 38th Division, Hong Kong Rensuke Isogai: Governor-General of Hong Kong Major-General Ichiki: Head Secretariat
Organization of Japanese forces in Southeast Asia
Organization_of_Japanese_forces_in_Southeast_Asia
Index of lists with the same name
1935–37 Geoffry Northcote 1937–41 Mark Aitchison Young 1941 1946–47 Rensuke Isogai 1942–44 Hisakazu Tanaka 1945 Alexander Grantham 1947–57 Robert Brown
List_of_protests_in_Hong_Kong
cooperate with each other. After Sakai was replaced by Lieutenant General Isogai Rensuke in late January 1942, two councils, the Chinese Representative Council
Chinese_Cooperative_Council
Hsiaofan Chen),[1] 10th Division (Motorized Square Division) – Gen Rensuke Isogai (arrived early September)***?, [1] 8th Infantry Brigade 39th Infantry
Beiping–Hankou Railway Operation order of battle
Beiping–Hankou_Railway_Operation_order_of_battle
early Oct. 37),[1] [6] 10th Division (Motorized Square Division)– Gen Rensuke Isogai [6][7] arrived early September) ** 8th Infantry Brigade 39th Infantry
Tianjin–Pukou Railway Operation order of battle
Tianjin–Pukou_Railway_Operation_order_of_battle
Japanese soldier (1886–1955)
the rank of major, was approached about his willingness to replace Isogai Rensuke as Japan's military attaché in Guangzhou, which was the base of Sun
Sasaki_Tōichi
Island line (MTR) Island School Islands District Islands of Hong Kong Isogai, Rensuke Jao Tsung-I Japanese military currency (1937–1945) Japanese occupation
Index of articles related to Hong Kong
Index_of_articles_related_to_Hong_Kong
Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere. In late January 1942, Lieutenant General Isogai Rensuke became the governor of the occupied territory. He established two councils
Chinese Representative Council
Chinese_Representative_Council
Second largest island in Hong Kong
Peninsula Hotel, thus beginning the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong. Isogai Rensuke became the first Japanese governor of Hong Kong. Hyper-inflation and
Hong_Kong_Island
One of the first battles of the Pacific campaign of World War II
thoroughly investigated and the perpetuators were not identified and tried. Isogai Rensuke became the first Japanese governor of Hong Kong. This ushered in the
Battle_of_Hong_Kong
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