موقف بريطانيا من التدخل الياباني في الصين 1914-1915

Abstract EN

China witnessed during the First World War 1914-1918 and the years that followed, important events in its internal situation, represented by the emergence of the Japanese threat to its lands, as Japan took advantage of the British need to confront German forces in the Pacific, from the British-Japanese alliance, and Japan took advantage of the international circumstance to impose its will on the Chinese government, occupying the concession areas Germany committed China to accept its demands, which included twenty one, and Britain did not object to that aggression due to its preoccupation with the circumstances of the First World War, as well as its need for Japanese support against the Germans, as well as fear A new front may be long in which the duration of the conflict with Japan.