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The assassination of Inejiro Asanuma, then the leader of the Japanese Socialist Party, was seen by some as the turning point of Communism/Socialism taking a foothold in Japan. How accurate is that sentiment?

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The assassination of Inejiro Asanuma, then the leader of the Japanese Socialist Party, was seen by some as the turning point of Communism/Socialism taking a foothold in Japan. How accurate is that sentiment?	11
Is there historical evidence of any other plots that could've started World War 1?	3