The Manchurian Crisis and Japanese Society, 1931-33

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The 1931 'Manchurian Incident' serves as a pivotal moment in this exploration of pre-war and wartime Japan, examining its profound social and political impacts. The book delves into the diverse reactions from various societal sectors, including rural communities, women's organizations, and business associations. It also addresses Japan's engagement in significant international discussions surrounding imperialism and nationalism, highlighting the intricate chain of events that contributed to the onset of World War II.