Should the U.S. encourage Japans rearmament?
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Table of Contents
- Introduction.
- The plan to make Japan a democratic nation.
- Article IX of the 'peace constitution'.
- No standing military forces.
- A younger generation takes over in society.
- Can Japan abandon the constitution and rearm?
- Japan's position close to North Korea.
- Japan and China.
- Feelings towards the 'MacArthur-imposed constitution'.
- Conclusion.
Abstract
In 1946, following the end of World War II and the defeat of the Axis countries, japan was being occupied by the Americans. During this time, the Allied Powers-the United States, Great Britain, and China-drew up what became called the Potsdam Declaration, which held the terms for japan's unconditional surrender. This declaration included, among other things, a complete disarming of the Japanese army, so that the country could begin to work toward a "peacefully inclined and responsible government" (Wikipedia).
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