Titlebook: Germany and Japan; A Study in Totalitar Ernst L. Presseisen Book 1958 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1958 Diplomacy.German.Germa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-2569-5 excited cables to Ambassador Ott were, nevertheless, the product of his own imagination, and did not represent a truthful picture of Germany’s status with the Japanese. On the other hand, the Tokyo government was always eager to absorb the European colonial spoils after Germany had defeated the hom

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The Anti-Comintern Pact,. When eventually the League did vote for sanctions its position had already been compromised, and its action was pitifully inadequate. Yet the decisions taken by the League and its supporters were sufficient to turn the Duce into an implacable antagonist. Not only did the aftermath of the Hoare—Lav

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The Axis Becomes a Triangle,mentioned Italy, where the Duce would “hoist the anti-Bolshevist banner in the South. . Most contemporary observers expected her to side with the coalition; as background to that event Italian relations with the Far East will first be sketched in brief.

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