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- THE ROAD TO THE GREATER EAST ASIAN WAR NAKAMURA AKIRA PART 40 ; CHAPTER 10: THE MANCHURIAN INCIDENT 6. WAS MANCHURIA EVER PART OF CHINA?
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By Nakamura Akira,
- 6.WAS MANCHURIA EVER PART OF CHINA? Brief history of the people of Manchuria Was Manchuria ever Chinese territory? Any consideration of the thorny Manchurian problem inevitably takes us back to this simple question. If Manchuria did not …
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- The Lunacy of Anti-Japanese Racism: Unmasking “Japan’s Holocaust” Chapter 2: Historical facts show why the Japanese military was brave and strong
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By Moteki Hiromichi,
- Chapter 2: Historical facts show why the Japanese military was brave and strong The Boxer Rebellion The Chinese Boxer Rebellion took place in 1900. The Boxers, organized Chinese religious fanatics with extremely xenophobic and anti-Ch…
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- The Lunacy of Anti-Japanese Racism: Unmasking “Japan’s Holocaust” Chapter 1: The Author’s Surprising View of Japan
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By Moteki Hiromichi,
- Chapter 1: The Author's Surprising View of Japan 30 million terrible massacres "According to extensive research, Japan committed the horrifying mass murder of at least 30 million from 1927 through 1945, giving it eighteen years…
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- The Lunacy of Anti-Japanese Racism: Unmasking “Japan’s Holocaust” Preface
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By Moteki Hiromichi,
- The Lunacy of Anti-Japanese Racism: Unmasking "Japan’s Holocaust" By Moteki Hiromichi Preface Historian Brian Mark Rigg sees a “holocaust” in which Japan killed 30 million people, more than that of the Nazi Holocaust in whic…
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- THE ROAD TO THE GREATER EAST ASIAN WAR NAKAMURA AKIRA PART 39 ; CHAPTER 10: THE MANCHURIAN INCIDENT 5. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN CAUSES OF THE CONFLICT
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By Nakamura Akira,
- 5. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN CAUSES OF THE CONFLICT Struggle for survival in the presence of economic blocs In Section 2 of this chapter, I introduced background information on the Manchurian Incident and outlined its causes. Here I shall desc…
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- THE ROAD TO THE GREATER EAST ASIAN WAR NAKAMURA AKIRA PART 38 ; CHAPTER 10: THE MANCHURIAN INCIDENT 4. TRUTH ABOUT THE MANCHURIAN INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT
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By Nakamura Akira,
- 4. TRUTH ABOUT THE MANCHURIAN INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT Japanese government prohibits involvement in independence movement Historically, when Chinese rulers suffered defeat, they have fled, abandoning their nation and their compatriots. The L…
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- THE ROAD TO THE GREATER EAST ASIAN WAR NAKAMURA AKIRA PART 37 ; CHAPTER 10: THE MANCHURIAN INCIDENT 3. POST-INCIDENT DEVELOPMENTS
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By Nakamura Akira,
- 3. POST-INCIDENT DEVELOPMENTS The Stimson Doctrine Soon after the Liutiaogou Incident, China tendered a protest to the League of Nations. A few days later Japan issued its own declaration concerning the incident, which stated that Japan h…
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- THE ROAD TO THE GREATER EAST ASIAN WAR NAKAMURA AKIRA PART 36 ; CHAPTER 10: THE MANCHURIAN INCIDENT 2. A QUARTER-CENTURY OF UNRESOLVED PROBLEMS
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By Nakamura Akira,
- 2. A QUARTER-CENTURY OF UNRESOLVED PROBLEMS Completion of a railroad line strangling the South Manchurian Railway What were the cumulative factors which, over a quarter-century, gave rise to the Manchurian Incident? According to the Lyt…
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- THE ROAD TO THE GREATER EAST ASIAN WAR NAKAMURA AKIRA PART 35 ; CHAPTER 10: THE MANCHURIAN INCIDENT 1. RISING TENSION IN MANCHURIA; LIUTIAOGOU INCIDENT
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By Nakamura Akira,
- CHAPTER 10: THE MANCHURIAN INCIDENT 1. RISING TENSION IN MANCHURIA; LIUTIAOGOU INCIDENT Shidehara diplomacy vs. Tanaka diplomacy The pillars of Shidehara diplomacy were non-interference in domestic Chinese affairs, international coop…
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- THE ROAD TO THE GREATER EAST ASIAN WAR NAKAMURA AKIRA PART 34 ; CHAPTER 9: CONTENDING WITH ATTEMPTS TO COMMUNIZE CHINA 6. THE KELLOGG-BRIAND PACT AND THE RIGHT OF SELF-DEFENSE
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By Nakamura Akira,
- 6. THE KELLOGG-BRIAND PACT AND THE RIGHT OF SELF-DEFENSE Treaty renouncing war recognizes self-defense warfare In 1928 the Tanaka Cabinet joined the other powers in signing an international pact, the General Treaty for Renunciation of War…
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