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švodn­ str¡nka Tato str¡nka v origin¡le Sato Eisaku Satō Eisaku 27. března 3. června ) byl japonsk½ politik a 61., 62nd a 63rd Ministersk½ předseda , zvolen½ na 9. listopadu , a zvolil znovu na 17. ºnora a 14. ledna , porce until 7. července On byl narozen v Tabuse v Yamaguchi prefecture , a studoval pr¡vo u Tokio Imperial univerzity , se st¡vat st¡tn­m ºÅ™edn­kem v ministerstvu železnic. V roce 1948, on byl pojmenovan½ zlozvyk-ministr pro přepravu. On vstoupil do parlamentu v roce 1949 jako člen Liber¡ln­ strany , a postupně zvedl se přes řady japonsk© politiky, sluÅ¡iv½ hlavn­ vl¡dn­ ministr k Yoshida Shigeru , a v roce 1952, ministr stavby. Po liber¡ln­ straně sloučen© s Demokratickou stranou tvořit Liber¡ln­ demokratickou stranu , Sato se stal ministrem finance ve vl¡d¡ch Kishi Nobusuke (jeho bratr) a Ikeda Hayato Sato n¡sledoval Ikedu po latter odstoupil n¡ležit½ ke Å¡patn©mu zdrav­. Jeho vl¡da byla jedna nejdelÅ¡­-bydlel v japonsk© historii, a pozdn­ 1960 on vypadal, že m¡ bezmocnou kontrolu nad celou japonskou vl¡dou. On byl popul¡rn­ ministersk½ předseda př­mo ke vzrůstaj­c­mu hospod¡Å™stv­; jeho zahraničn­ politika, kter½ byl vyrovn¡vac­ akt mezi z¡jmy Spojen½ch st¡tů a Č­na , byl v­ce jemn½. V

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