Japan, Its History and CultureReaders Union, 1973 - 243 頁 |
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第 176 頁
... Russia's expansion eastward and her attempted domina- tion of Manchuria were considered a threat not only by Japan but also by the major powers . By a secret treaty of 1896 and a handsome bribe to Li Hung - chang , Russia had secured ...
... Russia's expansion eastward and her attempted domina- tion of Manchuria were considered a threat not only by Japan but also by the major powers . By a secret treaty of 1896 and a handsome bribe to Li Hung - chang , Russia had secured ...
第 177 頁
... Russia on the basis of a simple division , Korea for Japanese development , Manchuria for Russia's share . Yamagata and Katsura Taro , on the other hand , felt that a military showdown was the only way to halt Russia's expansion . They ...
... Russia on the basis of a simple division , Korea for Japanese development , Manchuria for Russia's share . Yamagata and Katsura Taro , on the other hand , felt that a military showdown was the only way to halt Russia's expansion . They ...
第 207 頁
... Russia tried to confuse and divide the delegations , but all signed save Russia , India , and mainland China . Japan renounced her claims to Korea , Formosa , the Pescadores , the Kuriles , South Sakhalin , and the former Pacific ...
... Russia tried to confuse and divide the delegations , but all signed save Russia , India , and mainland China . Japan renounced her claims to Korea , Formosa , the Pescadores , the Kuriles , South Sakhalin , and the former Pacific ...
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