Titlebook: British Intelligence and the Japanese Challenge in Asia, 1914–1941; Antony Best Book 2002 Antony Best 2002 bibliography.China.Japan

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,‘A Cubist Picture’: The Soviet Menace in China, 1918–27,ast Asia and over the next fifteen years, in the guise of the Comintern, it developed into the main challenge to the British stake in the region both in China and in the colonies in South-East Asia. For British interests in China the threat was to become particularly serious, because Bolshevism was

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Conducive

,‘The Situation in the Far East Has Changed Completely’, 1933–37, a revisionist and rapidly rearming Germany in Europe. This, and the split with Fascist Italy over the Ethiopian crisis in 1935, meant that Britain was faced with a ‘strategic nightmare’, in which there was the possibility that it might find itself at war simultaneously with three Great Powers. In t

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,The Sino-Japanese War, 1937–40,to Britain. After all, Japan’s involvement in a major conflict was, at least in the short term, likely to reduce the immediate threat to British interests. Moreover, the fact that Japan was fighting in a foreign land meant that its armed forces were forced to emerge from their veil of secrecy, thus

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The Immediate Origins of the Pacific War,ow survived the tensions caused by the conflicts in the two continents: but from the summer of 1940, as the wars in Asia and Europe became more and more intertwined, Britain and Japan drifted into a state of confrontation. Indeed, relations became so strained that in a ‘war-scare’ in February 1941 B

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Protection Measures and Countermeasures,d an internationally recognized Nationalist government at Nanking, this did not bring stability to China. Instead from 1928 to 1931 the country continued to be beset by factionalism and civil war which allowed the Comintern and the CCP to profit from its misery.

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