Japan and Germany (3 Vols.)

Two Latecomers on the World Stage, 1890-1945

Editor:
Akira Kudo
Now available in English, this three-volume work focusing on the wide-ranging political, military, economic, technological and social interconnections and interconnectedness between the two ‘new powers’in the first half of the twentieth century was originally published by University of Tokyo Press in 2006 and marks an important milestone in collaboration at the highest level on this subject matter between German and Japanese scholars.
Copyright Year:
2009
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978-19-05-24677-9
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Preliminary Material
By: Akira Kudō, Tajima Nobuo, and Erich Pauer
Pages: V1-i–V1-xviii
Overview (1) Japanese-German Relations in East Asia, 1890–1945
By: Tajima Nobuo
Pages: 1–43
Overview (2) Changing Japanese-German Economic Relations: Competition and Cooperation
By: Akira Kudō, Tajima Nobuo, and Erich Pauer
Pages: 44–87
Introduction: A Chance Encounter in East Asia
By: Akira Kudō
Pages: 88–90
Colonizing Kiaochow Bay: From the Perspective of German-Japanese Relations
By: Asada Shinji
Pages: 91–113
Business Activities of Siemens in Japan: A Case Study of German-Japanese Economic Relationships before the First World War
By: Takenaka Tōru
Pages: 114–149
The Japanese-German Commerce and Navigation Treaty of 1927 and the Negotiations for an Agreement on Dyestuffs
By: Akira Kudō
Pages: 150–193
Preliminary material
By: Akira Kudō, Tajima Nobuo, and Erich Pauer
Pages: V2-i–198
Fighting Behind the Scenes: Developments in German Far East Policy, 1935–36
By: Tajima Nobuo
Pages: 199–237
Germany and Japan, 1937–45: From the Outbreak of the China War to German Surrender
By: Gerhard Krebs
Pages: 238–261
The German-Japanese-Italian Axis as Seen from Fascist Italy
By: Ishida Ken
Pages: 262–301
Pan-Germanism Meets Pan-Asianism: Nazi Germany and Japan’s Greater East Asia
By: Gerhard Krebs
Pages: 302–322
The Wang Jing-wei Regime and the German-Japanese Alliance
By: Chou Whei-Ming
Pages: 323–341
The Reality of Wartime Economic Cooperation: From Germany’s Blitzkrieg Victory to its War with the Soviet Union
By: Akira Kudō
Pages: 342–385
Unwilling Cooperation: German-Japanese Economic Relations in the Second World War Exemplified by the Helfferich-Mission and the Ostasien-Ausschuss
By: Ferdinand Knauss
Pages: 386–401
Preliminary material
By: Akira Kudō, Tajima Nobuo, and Erich Pauer
Pages: V3-i–405
Fritz Kummer – A German Worker in Japan before the First World War
By: Regine Mathias
Pages: 406–430
The Nazi Party and German Colonies in East Asia – Gleichschaltung and Localities
By: Nakamura Ayano
Pages: 431–465
The Transfer of Technology between Germany and Japan from 1890–1945
By: Erich Pauer
Pages: 466–510
Technology Transfer from Germany to Japan in the Machine Tool Industry before the Second World War
By: Kōda Ryōichi
Pages: 511–529
The Broken Axis – 8 May 1945 in Japan
By: Erich Pauer
Pages: 530–550
Index
By: Akira Kudō, Tajima Nobuo, and Erich Pauer
Pages: 551–561
Vol. I: German Weltpolitik and the Emergence of Japan as a Power: 1890–1931; Vol. II: Japanese-German Rapprochement Policy and its Reality: 1931–45; Vol. III: Technology,Thought and Culture – Individuals and Changing Inter-nation Relations, 1890–1945
Professional and scholarly
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Publisher:
Brill
Language:
English
Pages:
800 pp.
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004217881

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