Japan's foreign policies
✍ Scribed by Pooley A.M.
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✦ Synopsis
London : G. Allen & Unwin ltd., 1920. - 216 с.
Contents.I.Japan and the anglo-japanese alliances.
II.Japan's real policy in China.
III.The first revolution in China, 1911-12.
IV.The second revolution in China, 1912-13.
V.Japan, America and Mexico, 1911-14.
VI.The Twenty-one demands.
VII.Japan's commercial expansion, 1914-18.
✦ Subjects
Исторические дисциплины;История стран Азии и Африки;История Японии;История Японии периодов Тайсе и Сева (1912 г. – 1945 гг.)
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