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 Japanese-Mongolian Relations, 1873-1945: Faith, Race and Strategy

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xvi)   (81K)
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    • Table Of Contents
    • Preface
    • Conventions
    • Abbreviations
    • Timeline
    • Maps And Illustrations
  • Introduction (1-36)   (2M)
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    • Mongolia In Historical Context
    • Japan And Mongolia In The Modern Period
    • The Region Of 'Man-Mo'
    • Scholarly Context
    • Argument, Sources And Approach
  • Soldiers, Adventurers And Educators: Meiji Encounters With Mongolia, 1873–1912 (37-71)   (811K)
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    • Fkushima Yasumasa And The Military Dimension Of Japanese-Mongolian Relations
    • Kawashima Naniwa: Man Of Action
    • Kawahara Misako: A Forgotten Hero
    • Other Cultural Connections Between Japan And Mongolia
    • Mongolia In Japanese Military, Diplomatic And Political Thinking After 1905
    • Conclusion
  • Carpe Diem?: The Manchurian-Mongolian Independence Movements, 1912–22 (72-111)   (765K)
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    • The Geopolitical Context Of The 'Independence' Movements
    • The 1912 'Independence' Movement
    • Ongoing Japanese Ambitions In Mongolia, 1912-16
    • The 1916 'Independence' Movement
    • The 1918-22 Siberian Intervention And The Pan-Mongol Movement
    • The Japanese High Command And Mongolian Operations
    • Mongolian Overtures To Japan
    • Conclusion
  • Mongolia’s Riches: Japanese Explorers, Entrepreneurs And Military Opportunists, 1922–31 (112-146)   (1M)
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    • The Geopolitical Context
    • Mongolia In Japanese Bureaucratic, Political And Cultural Discourse
    • Japanese Business And Mongolia
    • Japanese Religious Aims In Mongolia: The Mainstream And The Fringe
    • The Japanese Military And The Mongolian Horse
    • Conclusion
  • Inner Mongolia: Japanese Military Activity And Its Cultural Support, 1932–45 (147-186)   (2M)
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    • The Japanese Military In Inner Mongolia, 1932-36
    • Japanese-Inner Mongolian Political And Diplomatic Relations, 1937-45
    • Japanese Writers And Mongolia, 1932-45
    • Western Writers And Mongolia, 1932-45
    • Conclusion
  • Cultural Diplomacy In Action: The Zenrin Kyōkai In Inner Mongolia, 1933-45 (187-221)   (1M)
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    • Force Versus Persuasion
    • Agents Of Japanese Cultural Diplomacy
    • The Genesis Of The Zenrin Kyokai
    • The Zenrin Kyōkai's Activities In Inner Mongolia, 1933-37
    • The Zenrin Kyōkai's Activities In Japan, 1933-37
    • The Kwantung Army And The Zenrin Kyokai
    • The Zenrin Kyōkai's Activities After 1937
    • The Zenrin Kyōkai And The Muslims Of Mengchiang
    • Conclusion
  • Conclusion (222-225)   (45K)
  • Appendices (226-233)   (310K)
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    • 1: List Of Key Figures
    • 2 List Of Mongolian And Chinese Place-Names
  • Bibliography (234-257)   (129K)
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    • Archival Sources
    • Other Official Sources
    • Unpublished Sources
    • Newspapers And Periodicals
    • Books, Articles, Recordings And Websites
  • Index (258-264)   (53K)