Japanese Expansion in South-East Asia

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What was the attraction of ‘Manchuria’?

  • Security buffer to Russia (protect mainland from potential Gain markets to help withstand global depression- silk industry hit hard from WSC- battle against 3 million unemployed + poverty

  • Raw materials: coal, iron, timber allow for increased trade exports

  • Gain living space for Jap population (overpopulated)

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What happened in Manchuria 1931?

Explosion on section of Jap owned S Manchurian railway (mukden incident)

  • kwantung army blamed on chinese nationalists

  • evidence suggests it was staged by kwantung

Kwantung army had excuse to invade

  • jap gov tried to stop, but army didnt listen and pushed further

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What were the results of the manchurian crisis for japan?

  • Pyle says ‘turning point’ for japan

  • shows jap abandonement of international cooperation and washington treaty system

  • jap started to admire nazi germany- resentment for opposing sov russia

  • jap signed ‘anti cominterm pact’ with nazi germany

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Results of manchurian crisis for manchuria and china?

  • 1932 beginning under complete jap control- puppet state under pu yi

  • 1932 fighting between jap and chinese forces in shanghai- thousands of casualties, china forced to withdraw

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How did chinese gov respond to crisis?

  • tried to appeal to league, boycott products- not effective

  • Jiang believed japansese ‘disease of the skin’, communists disease of the heart- wanted to sell space to buy time- agreement accepted borders

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How did jap gov respond to crisis?

  • benefited economically

  • huge cost maintaining army in china- increased taxes at home

  • public support for army undermined gov

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Descent into the ‘dark valley’

Military power undermined gov even more

military split into 2 groups: radical and moderate

radical: koda-ha, imperial way faction

  • military dictatorship with emporer

  • ussr enemy

  • spiritual army training

moderate: tosei-ha, control faction

  • legal means to get military influence in gov

  • ussr good relations

  • modernisation of army

Internal contest for power in japan- assassinations of prime minister + more (may 15th incident) destabilised gov

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Which group maintained control?

tosei-ha under hirota koki

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Sino-Japanese war 1937

at marco polo bridge near beijing- fighting broke out

  • full scale war with china

  • rape of nanjing- appalling atrocities committed by japan

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Results of sino jap war for japan

Jap wanted to annihilate nationalists in china

  • underestimated outrage of events like rape of nanjing + size of china

  • 1938 jap declared manchukuo creation

Jap resources drained in war

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After 1938

Jap wanted Europe colonies

  • 1940 jap signed tripartite axis pact- agreed that ger and italy would dominate europe and jap east asia

  • ended up confirming borders with soviets

  • still in war w china- dont want to lose

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why did jap attack pear harbour 1941?

economic concerns due to war w china

  • split between expanding to gain resources from european colonies

  • negotiations w us- washington wanted japan to respect territorial integrity of neighbours

  • amidst negotiations- huge naval task force prepared to secretly attack if negotiatinos failed

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pearl harbour 1941

jap bombers attempte to destroy us pacific fleet- to try make us temporarily helpless to resist japanese expansion

  • destroyed 90% but not aircraft carrier capability

  • as they attacked pearl harbour- jap attacked other places too

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