일제의 대륙침략양상과 그 요인 고찰

Abstract

The pattern of the Japanese Empire's invasion into the Asian continent and its factors are investigated as the following. Japanese Empire's invasion of the continent developed with 6 steps. Each of those steps are made by the Sino·Japanese War, the first world war, the Manchurian Incident, the Chinese·Japanese War, and the Pacific War. Japanese Empire's invasion was developed to the third step of the first half with the mutual aid between England and Japan. But from the forth step of the latter half it had been done under the confrontation between them. And at the first half of Japan's invasion it had been done under the confrontation with Russian on the northern land route, and at the latter half of it Japan's invasion had been done under her confrontation to Angro·American and England on the southern route. Japan's invasion, however was eventually broken down by their taking of confront attitude against Japan's invasion with their cooperations between Russian in the north and the Anglo American·England in the south. The ideological reasons why the Japan invaded the continent were a capital expansion of domestic companies, expanding sales markets, labor exploitation, territorial expansion and cultural territorial expansion. Until now the global era, the forces and the political system which had promoted the japanese invasion of the continent have been alive.