حادثة ماركوبولو و أثرها على التوسع الياباني في الصين (تموز 1937-تشرين الأول 1938)‎ : دراسة تأريخية

Abstract EN

Since the beginning of the twentieth century, Japan began implementing a policy that would expand in East Asia, establish an empire subject to it and work to keep other countries away from that region, as it seemed clear that Japanese foreign policy at that point was going in the directions of the military who were convinced that Japanese soldiers would be welcomed in all A place from Asia that they are liberated from European colonialism, but the thing that the military leaders did not give importance to is waking up the nationalist feeling against all forms of colonialism, especially since the Japanese presence did not differ much in its style from European colonialism, so the Japanese faced resistance from Yefa in China since the first day they set foot.