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algol [13]
3 years ago
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Japanese aggression toward China and Russia in the 1930s is most closely related to the concept of

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iogann1982 [59]3 years ago
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The correct answer would be: <em><u>Japanese aggression toward China and Russia in the 1930s is most closely related to the concept of lebensraum</u></em>. The concept was used by the Nazi government as a way to explain its worldview on territory expansion. They Nazis used the term to explain their beliefs that nation states struggled for natural resources and territory, and that only the fittest nations would be the ones holding and retaining its territories. Japan invaded the region of Manchuria on September 19th of 1931. The Japanese army staged an attack with dynamite against the South Manchuria Railway, which was Japanese owned. They used the incident as an excuse to invade the region of Manchuria, which was vital for the Japanese government because of the oils and metals found in the region.

Masja [62]3 years ago
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<em><u>Japanese aggression toward China and Russia in the 1930s is most closely related to the concept of Lebensraum. </u></em>

Further Explanations:

Lebensraum was an arrangement of practices and policies of settler expansionism which roared in Germany amid the 1890s to 1940s. It acted as the geopolitical goal for Germany during the First World War as it was a crucial element of provincial expansion. It was widely practiced by Nazi Germany and the Nazi party. Hitler too justified his territorial expansion into Eastern and Central European provinces on the principle of Lebensraum.

Doctrines of Lebensraum were practiced by Japanese too. Its aggression towards Russia and China during the 1930s was related to the Japanese lebensraum. Japan invaded Manchuria on 19th September 1931 in the regions owned by the Japanese. Chinese staged a dynamite attack in the southern regions of Manchurian Railways and then japan took it as a pretext to invade Manchuria. Manchuria was of great significance to Japan because of its richness in natural resources. Manchuria was having metals and oil in abundance.  

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Answer Details

Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: Lebensraum

Keywords: Lebensraum, Germany, geopolitical, goal, First World War, Nazi Germany , Nazi party, Eastern, Central, European, Japanese, Russia ,China, Manchuria, Manchurian Railways

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