Japan-Us Relations After World War Ii: From the Occupation Regime to the Recapture of Okinawa by Japan
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Duglas Mak Artur, Cold War, opposite direction, red vanishingAbstract
After World War II approach of Japan and the US, being withdrawn of the war in Japanese legislation and diplomatic relations, in 1970s Japanese disposal from the US leading occupation regime due to the right strategy chosen by Japan.
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Packard G., Edwin O. Reischauer and the American Discovery of Japan. – New York: Columbia University Press. – P. 213–35.
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