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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Background to an Alliance,tended to be restricted to a small group of highly trained men who performed their duties outside the glare of Publici-ty. If the delicate nature of foreign relations made secrecy imperative for its Operations, this was even more evident in the aims of that diplomacy. The government’s interests forb

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,The Shaping of German far Eastern Policy 1934–1935,hstag. Could any twentieth Century man have made a more complete surrender to the arbitrary will of another? The question is of vital concern for the consideration of German foreign policy during the Nazi regime, since it must to some extent assess the Status of Hitler in relation to that policy. Be

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The Axis Becomes a Triangle,Japan found its embodiment rather in the secret treaty than the published understanding. Since the ideolog-ical agreement contained implicit Opposition to the League of Nations, it was understandable that the original signers hoped to enlist other members in their anti-Geneva front. Documentary sour

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The Second Crisis,Japanese and General enough not to lose his outward poise. His face became rigid and grey.”. Before his departure the Foreign Minister had told the Ambassador by telephone of Germany’s new policy, and naturally the envoy desired further information. The State Secretary spoke of the German-Russian .,

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From Triangle to Tripartite Pact,llied to an increasingly uneasy Soviet Russia, faced only the opposition of weak though determined Britain. Since the United States still appeared unwilling to shed its isolation, what was to prevent Hitler from uniting Europe and extending Nazi sway to Africa? Under these circumstances, and greatly

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