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Confronting the Two-Front Menace,mportance of the Far East as ‘a potential danger zone’ they warned that it should no longer command entire attention because ‘a second danger zone’ had appeared in Europe. The interrelationship between the two dangers and the impracticality of considering commitments separately was underlined: ‘Even

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The Ultimate Potential Enemy, than Japan offered the greater threat; while European tensions mounted, the Far East became calmer, with signs that improved Anglo-Japanese relations might well prove feasible. A convincing case was emerging for arguing that the ‘second danger zone’ identified by the Service Chiefs deserved priorit

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Cutting the Coat according to the Cloth,ying the DRC’s advice had been subjected to considerable debate; led by Chamberlain, ministers were moving towards endorsement of the German menace and consequent support for improved Anglo-Japanese relations. Little examination, though, had occurred as to what this meant in terms of the defence pro

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Giorgio Forti,Mordhay Avron,Andrea Melandril, however, it is necessary to comment upon the context. It was the serious decline in Europe, combined with pacification in China, which underlay the differing emphases of the 1932 and 1933 Reviews. The Chiefs derived their foreign political perspective from the Foreign Office’s memorandum of May 1