By the late 1920s, was there anyone who theoretically could have stopped the adventurism of the Japanese army?

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The Emperor of Japan, Hirohito, theoretically had the authority to stop the military's actions, as he was the supreme ruler and held significant influence over the government and military. However, in practice, he did not exercise this power to prevent the military's aggressive actions.

By the Late 1920s, Was There Anyone Who Theoretically Could