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5.17 History Paper 1 (Japan) Ryken Lum by mapledleaf101 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Up to 1937, Japanese foreign policy was characterized by a conflict between political desires for peace and military aggression. While some sources suggest Japan aimed for gradual and peaceful expansion, events like the invasion of Manchuria reveal a more aggressive approach. Ultimately, the disconnect between political rhetoric and military actions indicates that Japanese foreign policy was largely defined by aggressive expansionism.
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