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Hmmm...this isn't the most reliable information but the relationship between Germany and Japan simply was a cold-blooded alliance. Germany wanted the Japs to help them defeat and take over Russia(Japan defeated Russian in 1905). Japan needed German money so that they could finance its war with the Asian countries and islands, including present-day China, North/South Korea, Andaman&Nicobar Islands. Remember that Japan still went to war with the US even after Berlin fell to the Allies. It didn't care one way or the other...the Japanese would have kept on coming had the US not nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Political conditions were cold and brief. Except for economic conditions...Japan and Germany would, years later, become the strongest economic powers in the world after the US. (This was so until the recent rise of China, which surpassed both Germany and Japan.)

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