The Signing and Effect of the “San Francisco Peace Treaty with Japan”
Sun Yu
Abstract
Sun Yu
Abstract
America’s Japan policies have undergone major changes following the changes of the international situation after the Second World War, which have become from containing to supporting Japan in order that Japan be made America’s prolocutor in Asia. It was just for this purpose that the “San Francisco Peace Treaty with Japan,” a one-sided peace treaty contrived solely by America, was signed by such countries as America and Japan. This treaty has seriously damaged the interests of China and has adversely affected such issues as of the four islands north of Hokkaido, the history concept as well as the international status of Japan.
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America’s Japan policies have undergone major changes following the changes of the international situation after the Second World War, which have become from containing to supporting Japan in order that Japan be made America’s prolocutor in Asia. It was just for this purpose that the “San Francisco Peace Treaty with Japan,” a one-sided peace treaty contrived solely by America, was signed by such countries as America and Japan. This treaty has seriously damaged the interests of China and has adversely affected such issues as of the four islands north of Hokkaido, the history concept as well as the international status of Japan.
Key concepts: Peace treaty, Treaty, China, Political science, World War II, Order (exchange), World order, International trade