العلاقات البريطانية-اليابانية و أثرها في سياسة اليابان التوسعية 1914 أيلول-سبتمبر 1939 : دراسة تاريخية

Abstract EN

At the end of the 19th century, Britain's interest was to defend its empire and its global interests.

It was necessary to find an ally to carry out this mission and preserve its interests in the Far East.

He went to Japan to balance the European power and the Russian threat.

British-Japanese relations began with the bilateral alliance that began in 1902 and renewed in 1905 and 1911, and its relationship during this period was very strong, especially after Japan became a significant global power after its victory over Russia in 1904-1905.

Relations between the two countries have deteriorated since the outbreak of the First World War, Japan's expansion into new territories, and Britain's request for Japanese assistance in the face of German submarines, but this assistance was not limited to limited areas.

The relationship between them was threatened by secession.

The Washington Conference (1921-1922) Is moving towards increasing Japanese colonial aspirations in Manchuria, which was attacked in 1931 and China in 1937, thus ending the relationship between the two countries by declaring World War II.