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Japan was steadily on a path toward ruling the world. They felt they were the ultimate race. The sun literally rose and set on their country which ~ in their mindset ~ made them 1 step away from gods. If you read the 1st 77 pages of James Bradely's 'Flyboys'. The information he has there describes the steps that the Japanese government put the men through to learn to shut off their feelings. They raped pillaged amd murdered millions (approximately 18 million civilians alone) of Chinese along their quest. Not to mention the attack on Pearl Harbor which had been preceded by a similar attack in Russia.
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What motivated Japanese aggression in World War 2?
Lack of resources as an island that had to import just about everything
Who did the Chinese fight during World War 2?
the Japanese . the Japanese invaded china in 1937
What were slang terms for Japanese during world war 2?
There were many names for the Japanese during WW2, some that I know of were "Tojo, slants, and nips."
Who was the head of the Japanese military in World War 2?
Emperor Showa was head of the Japanese military during the Second World War.
The square footage of Japanese relocation ceters during World War 2?
See: Japanese American internment
What did the Americans have to do with World War 2?
The United States led the assault on the Japanese and German aggression in the world. We were part of the union of the free world that destroyed both the Japanese and Germans during WW2
What aggression from the Japanese led to Americans entrance into World War 2?
the bombing of pearl harbor by the Japanese led the US into WWII
How did Roosevelt deal with Japanese aggression during Hoover administration?
Prior to the formal entry of the United States into World War II, President Roosevelt and his administration took various steps to stop Japanese aggression in Asia. Diplomatic talks were one such step. Another was the imposition of an oil embargo upon the imperial island-nation.
What motivated Japanese aggression in World War 2?
Lack of resources as an island that had to import just about everything
What was Japan's aggression toward Japan?
There have been many occasions of "Japan's aggression towards Japan." For example, Okinawa can be viewed as being a site of Japanese aggression against its own people. In World War II, the island of Okinawa was used by the American troops as a passage into the mainland, and by the Japanese mainland as a "disposable" island to merely impede the American troops. The Japanese army had no regard for the Okinawan citizens, who were driven out of the safety of their shelters and caves when the American troops arrived. There have also been incidents of senseless killings of the civilians by the Japanese troops during that time, because although Okinawa was an official part of Japan at the time, historically, Okinawans have been treated as the minority, as they speak with a different dialect and have a distinct culture.
The US was already unhappy with Japan because of Japanese aggression in what countries?
The U.S. was concerned about Japanese aggression in several countries during the 1930s, notably in China and Manchuria. Japan's invasion of Manchuria in 1931 and its ongoing military actions in China, particularly during the Second Sino-Japanese War starting in 1937, heightened tensions between the two nations. Additionally, Japan's expansionist policies in Southeast Asia further alarmed the U.S., contributing to growing animosity leading up to World War II.
Who held the Japanese during world war 2?
America held the Japanese in camp during WW2
What caused Germany's aggression during world war 2?
tHE AXIS POWERS GAVE THEM THE FINGER
Why did the Japanese invasion help unify the Chinese temporarily?
The Japanese invasion of China during World War II prompted various Chinese factions to set aside their differences and work together against a common enemy. This temporary unity was driven by the shared goal of resisting foreign aggression and defending their homeland.
When has the government almost been abusive to Americans?
One good example - maybe the best example - was the interment of thousands of loyal, tax paying Japanese-Americans during World War II.
What was the response of the league of nations to Japanese and Italian aggression How effective was this response?
The League of Nations was the precursor to the United Nations. The greatest failing of the League of Nations is its absolute inaction in response to aggression prior to the outbreak of the Second World War.
Who was on the Japanese side during world war 2?
The Japenese were on the Japanese side in WW2
