The Peace Negotiations
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In fact the action of the Japanese Government was verysimilar to that of the German Government in 1898. An examination ofthese notes discloses the fact that the Japanese were in possession ofthe denounced German rights, but nothing in the notes indicates thatthey were there as a matter of legal right, or that the ChineseGovernment conceded their right of occupation.
This was the state of affairs when the Peace Conference assembled atParis. Germany had by force compelled China in 1898 to cede to... hercertain rights in the Province of Shantung. Japan had seized theserights by force in 1914 and had by threats forced China in 1915 to agreeto accept her disposition of them when they were legally transferred bytreaty at the end of the war. China in 1917 had, on entering the waragainst Germany, denounced all treaties and agreements with Germany, sothat the ceded rights no longer existed and could not legally betransferred by Germany to Japan by the Treaty of Peace, since the titlewas in China.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact the action of the Japanese Government was verysimilar to that of the German Government in 1898. An examination ofthese notes discloses the fact that the Japanese were in possession ofthe denounced German rights, but nothing in the notes indicates thatthey were there as a matter of legal right, or that the ChineseGovernment conceded their right of occupation.
This was the state of affairs when the Peace Conference assembled atParis. Germany had by force compelled China in 1898 to cede to... hercertain rights in the Province of Shantung. Japan had seized theserights by force in 1914 and had by threats forced China in 1915 to agreeto accept her disposition of them when they were legally transferred bytreaty at the end of the war. China in 1917 had, on entering the waragainst Germany, denounced all treaties and agreements with Germany, sothat the ceded rights no longer existed and could not legally betransferred by Germany to Japan by the Treaty of Peace, since the titlewas in China.
What to read after The Peace Negotiations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lansing Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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