Japan's Southward Advance and Australia: From the Sixteenth Century to World War II.

Abstract

Part 1 Earliest connections, before the 1630s: Japan in the western Pacific geographical notions of Australia. Part 2 Japan's re-emergence 1850s-1895: return to the western Pacific Japanese visitors' perceptions of Australia. Part 3 Imperial Japan faces white Australia 1896-1923: Japan's Southward Advance school of thought white Australia and a shield forged relations during and after World War 1. Part 4 Golden years 1924-1935: consolidation in the western pacific. Part 5 Japan's road to Port Darwin 1936-1942: The Empire Will Go South to invade or not to invade Australia. Part 6 Australia in the Nan'yo literature 1940-1944: a fleeting moment of truth and fiction.

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