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Notes resulting from the discussion between Cordell Hull and Lord Halifax on the preceeding discussion with the Japanese Ambassador

Citation: [Author unspecified] (1941) Notes resulting from the discussion between Cordell Hull and Lord Halifax on the preceeding discussion with the Japanese Ambassador. No Publisher, usdc. (Unpublished)

Desire to bring about a settlement to the Sino-Japanese war, and a summary of Japanese relations with the Axis and movements in Indo-China and Thailand. Belief that Admiral Nomura is working on behalf of Matsuoka in a scheme concocted with the German government. Speculations on Matsuoka's mental state, and his role in the formation of Japanese and Axis policy. A summary of Japan's internal circumstances, including her economy and military logistics.

Additional Information: Department: UK; Writing format: Print;
Subjects: Politics
History
Latin American Studies
Keywords: Aide memoire, United Kingdom, United of States of America, Japan, China, Siam, Germany, *Burma (British colony),
Divisions: Institute of Latin American Studies
Collections: Atlantic Archive: UK-US Relations in an Age of Global War 1939-1945
Dates:
  • 23 May 1941 (completed)
References: TNA Reference: FO 115/ 3425 - Far East affairs 1941; Project Record ID: A00001828;

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