User:Charles Matthews/Imperial Japan

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This page is used to keep track of edits on the Empire of Japan and WWII topics from the editor(s) User:Wlad k, User:Reader72, User:Writer22, User:Writer23, User:Writer 34, editing also from IP numbers 200.46.X.Y . (More recently, User:Torn23, User:Torb37.)

Signature vocabulary: autorities, cominzed (began), distacated, figth, figther, foreing, ideed (conceived), partidaire (supporter), reconoited (observed), reconossaince, subdits (subjects), Wehrmatch

Most of these pages have needed clean-up; they do not need to go to AfD, where I have seen some very intolerant comments made. The work of many editors is gradually bringing these pages up to standard, as work-in-progress.

Contents 1 General, economic and political 1.1 Empire 1.2 Politics 1.3 Other 2 Overseas 3 China 4 Karafuto 5 Manchukuo 6 Mengjiang 7 Mongolia 8 Weaponry 9 War 10 Historical 11 WWII

[edit] General, economic and political

[edit] Empire

• Empire of Japan (culture, religion and education)
• Empire of Japan (financial data)
• Empire of Japan (additional economic and financial data)
• Empire of Japan (foreign commerce and shipping), Japanese exterior Commerce during WW2 Times, Japanese exterior Commerce
• Empire of Japan (growth of industry), Observations of Japanese modernization:(1868-1930)
• Japanese heavy industry (1930-1945)
• Empire of Japan (internal politics 1914-1944)
• Empire of Japan (mining)
• Empire of Japan (natural resources, Asia mainland and Pacific areas, after 1937)
• Transportation in the Empire of Japan
• Empire of Japan (wartime economy in occupied lands)
• List of Japanese political and military incidents
• Munitions Ministry (Japan)
• Imperial Youth Corps
• Imperial Youth Federation
• Imperial Farmers Association
• Imperial Volunteer Corps
• Tonarigumi
• Information Department of the Imperial Japanese Government
• Taisei Yokusankai
• Nation Service Society
• Fleet Faction
• Treaty Faction
• Police services of the Empire of Japan
• League of Diet Members Believing the Objectives of the Holy War
• Social Troubles Institute
• Showa Studies Society
• Ordinary life in Japan during WWII
• Opposition at home to the Japanese government (WWII)
• Kokuhonsha
• Xenophobia in Japan (WWII)
• Japanese-planned Republic of the Far East

[edit] Politics

• Japanese nationalism
  • Japanese fascism
  • Japanese Fascism:the bases to conduct at Japanese Nationalism deleted via VfD - reference only
  • Additional comments of Japanese fascism
• List of Japanese nationalist movements and parties
• List of Japanese political and civil figures since World War II
• Militarism-Socialism, Militarist-socialist
• Socialist thinking and the Empire of Japan
• Some traditional political parties in Japanese Empire
• Elements of Japanese Fascism
• Japanese political and military nationalist organizations
• Imperial Japanese Army politics and background
• Comparison of European Fascism with Japanese ideology
• Japanese nationalist ideas in the feudal period
• Japanese nationalists thinking development in Meiji epoch
• Japanese nationalist thinking during Yamato Empire
• List of nationalist Japanese symbols
• Eugenics measures in Japanese Empire
• Overseas political parties and movements with Japanese support
• Japanese central government (WWII)

[edit] Other

• Bibliography on Imperial Japan and its exterior provinces
• Dai Nippon Koku KK
• Double Leaf Society
• Japanese agriculture before WWII
• Japanese campaigns of the Second Sino-Japanese War
• Japanese demography before WWII
• Japanese finances before and during WWII
• Japanese-German pre-WWII industrial co-operation
• Japanese mining and energy resources (WWII)
• List of major Japanese institutions (1930-1945)
• NYK Line
• Organization of Japanese Intelligence Secret Services
• List of Japanese secret agents (1930s to World War Two)
• List of Japanese supporters of the WWII period
• List of East Asian leaders in the Japanese sphere of influence (1931-1945)
• Japanese military-political doctrines in the Showa period
• Japanese nationalism: ideological development from the 1920s to 1945
• List of military and naval figures of the Empire of Japan (1930-45)
• Japanese Collaboration in Axis Plans
• Keishicho (to 1945)
• Tokko
• Tokeitai
• Shintoist Rites Research Council
• Rikugun Shikan Gakko
• Japanese veterans in overseas interventions (1894-1927)
• List of graduates of the Japanese Imperial Military Academies
• List of Japanese Navy Air Force aces (Mitsubishi A6M)
• List of tanks and armoured vehicles of the Imperial Japanese Navy
• Structure of the Taiwan Army of Japan
• Organization of the Kwantung Army of Japan
• Organization of the Chosen Army of Japan
• Organization of the Imperial Japanese Army, Hokkai (North) region
• White Russian Puppet State in Outer Manchuria
• List of Japanese carriers and land air corps equipped with the Mitsubishi Zero
• List of weapons on Japanese combat aircraft
• List of artillery weapons of the Imperial Japanese Navy
• List of infantry weapons of the Imperial Japanese Navy
• List of bombs used by the Imperial Japanese Army
• List of special weapons of the Imperial Japanese Army
• List of radar models of the Imperial Japanese Navy
• List of special weapons of the Imperial Japanese Navy
• List of bombs used by the Imperial Japanese Navy
• List of active participants in the February 26 incident
• Organization of Japanese forces in Dutch Indies
• Organization of Japanese forces in the Philippines
• Organization of Japanese units in Singapore
• Organization of the Imperial Japanese Army Burma Area Detachment
• Structure of the Imperial Japanese forces in the South Pacific Mandate
• Organization of Japanese forces in Southeast Asia
• Organization of Imperial Japanese Army forces in the Pacific
• Organization of the Imperial Japanese Army Indochina Garrison
• Organization of the Imperial Japanese Central China Army
• Organization of the Imperial Japanese South China Army
• Structure of the Japanese Army in Mengjiang
• Organization of the Imperial Japanese North China Army
• List of Japanese armored divisions
• Invasion of the Andaman islands, March 1942
• List of nationalist Japanese symbols
• Captured German equipment in Soviet use on the Eastern front
• Planned invasion of Australia during World War II
• List of Imperial Japanese Army Air Force Service personnel (WWII)

[edit] Overseas

• Siberian natural resources
• South Pacific Mandate
• Japanese administration in the South Pacific Mandate
• Yen block
• List of Japanese military overseas advisers of WWII

[edit] China

• Dadao government (Shanghai 1937-1940)
• Kwantung Army and Nationalist Movements
• Reformed Government of the Republic of China

[edit] Karafuto

• Evacuation of Karafuto and Kuriles
• Governor-General of Karafuto
• Japanese administration of the Kuril Islands
• Organization of Kita and Minani Fortresses
• Organization of Karafuto Fortress
• Karafuto Prefecture, list of cities in Karafuto
• Political divisions of Karafuto Province (1905-1945)

[edit] Manchukuo

• Bank of Manchukuo
• Evacuation of Manchukuo
• Court of Manchukuo
• List of Japanese and Manchu secret agents (Manchukuo)
• List of Manchukuoan figures
• National symbols of Manchukuo
• Political parties and movements in Manchukuo
• List of weapons of the Manchukuo Imperial forces
• Yuan of Manchukuo
• Manchukuo (administration)
• Manchukuo (financial, industrial and commercial data)
• Manchukuo (Japanese investment in industry)
• Manchukuo and Mengchiang (agriculture, farming, lumber and fishing)
• Manshukoku Hikoki Seizo KK
• Manshukoku Koku KK
• Manchukuo (opium monopoly)
• Showa Steel Works
• Salt Rates Palace

[edit] Mengjiang

• Mongolian Royal Family
• National symbols of Mengjiang
• Mengjiang national army
• Japanese mineral investment in Mengjiang

[edit] Mongolia

• Red Mongolian Army
• Red Mongolian Army tanks and armour of WWII

[edit] Weaponry

• Type 92 Heavy Machine Gun
• Type 99 Light Machine Gun
• Type 96 Light Machine Gun
• Type 11 Light Machine Gun
• Type 44 Cavalry Rifle
• Type 38 Rifle
• Type 1 Heavy Machine Gun
• Vulcan Air Defense System
• Reinmetall 20 mm Twin Anti-Aircraft Canon
• Type 98 20 mm AA Half-Track Vehicle
• Type 98 20 mm Half-Track Vehicle
• M42 40 mm Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun
• 75 mm M51 Anti-Aircraft Gun
• Type 81 Surface to Air Missile
• Type 3 Heavy Machine Gun
• M42 40 mm Self-Propelled Anti-Aircraft Gun
• Type 98 20mm Half-Track Vehicle
• Type 98 20 mm AAG Tank "Ho-Ki"
• KAI
• Type 81 Surface to Air Missile Modify
• Model 96 25 mm AT/AA Gun
• Type 97 20 mm AT/AA Rifle
• Vickers Type 40 mm AT/AA Gun
• Type 99 Rifle
• Type 98 20 mm AAG Tank
• 20 mm AA Machine Cannon Carrier Truck
• Type 96 AA Gun Prime Mover
• Type 5 15 cm AA Gun
• Type 3 12 cm AA Gun
• Type 14 10 cm AA Gun
• Type 99 88 mm AA Gun
• Type 4 75 mm AA Gun
• Type 88 75 mm AA Gun
• Type 11 75 mm AA Gun
• AA Mine Discharger
• Type 4 20 m Twin AA Machine Cannon
• 20 mm Twin AA Machine Cannon
• Type 2 20 mm AA Machine Cannon
• Type 98 20 mm AA Machine Cannon
• Type 4 Heavy Machine Gun
• TERA Rifle
• List of Japanese tanks and armoured vehicles of the WWII period
• Aichi E13A

[edit] War

• Senjinkun military code
• Japanese overseas armed actions, first period
• Japanese overseas armed actions, second period
• Japanese overseas armed actions, third period
• Kempeitai Political Department and Epidemic Prevention Research Laboratory
• Nakamura Diary

• Christmas Island invasion
• Changteh chemical weapon attack
• Taihoku Air Strike
• Type 94 Disinfecting Vehicle and Type 94 Gas Scattering Vehicle
• Chinese armies in the Second Sino-Japanese War
• Japanese development of nuclear energy
• Japanese Secret and Special Weapons
• Japanese strategic planning for mainland Asia (1905-1940)
• Japanese strategic planning for the Pacific (1905-1940)

• War crimes in Manchukuo
• Japanese war crimes in mainland Asia
• Japanese war crimes in the Pacific
• War Crimes in the Pacific
• Kaimingye Disease Weapon Attack, Kaimingye germ Weapon Attack

• Imperial Japanese Army (tank warfare)
• List of Japanese military equipment of World War II
• Present Land Expansion and some Special Strikes Plans of Axis, Expansion plans of the Axis
• State Major Chutai
• List of Pro-Axis Leaders and Governments or Direct Control in Occupied Territories
• Personnel involved in the development of the kamikaze defensive tactic
• Giretsu special forces operations

• The Manchurian Incident -> Mukden Incident

There is another article, Manchurian incident, but I don't know what to make of it. Seems like a minor battle to me, to be merged in a larger article Japanese invasion of Manchuria

• First Shanghai Incident -> Battle of Shanghai (1932)
• Operation Nekka = First Battle of Hopei / Hebei
• The China Incident -> Marco Polo Bridge Incident
• Operation Quhar = Operation Chahar
• Second Shanghai Incident -> Battle of Shanghai (1937)
• Battle of Hsuchou = Battle of Xuzhou
• Operation Nanchang
• Operation Ichi-Go = Battle of Henan-Hunan-Guangxi
• Battle of Xiushui River
• Szechwan Invasion = Sichuan invasion

• Japanese Army and Navy Strategies for South Seas areas(1942) (new!)

• Manchukuo Imperial Guards
• Dates of Chinese Economy in Wartimes(1937-44) -> was redirected to Economy of China (disambig)
• Shantung Incident
• Takijiro Onishi
• Teijiro Toyoda

[edit] Historical

• East Tartary
• Fuyori, Fuyioru
• Haishenwei
• Holungkiang
• Hulun
• Oonori
• Outer Manchuria
• Shang-Pai-Shan

[edit] WWII

• Reichskommissariat Moskau
• Reichskommissariat Kaukasus
• Sluzk Affair
• Belarusian Central Rada
• Organization of Japanese Expeditionary forces in China
• Zuman Affair
• Luftwaffe Central (Weissrutenische) detachment (Luftflotte 6, Belarus)
• Luftwaffe Northern (Arctic) detachment(Luftflotte 5)(Finland-Norway)
• PTO-4
• Luftwaffe North (Ostland) detachment (Luftflotte 1, Baltic Area)
• Luftwaffe Southern (Balkan-Ukraine) detachment (Luftflotte 4, Romania-Hungary)
• Luftwaffe Northern (Arctic) detachment(Luftflotte 5)(Finland-Norway)
• Xing'an
• Captured armour in German use on the Eastern Front
• Western Front (Frankreich) Area (Luftflotte 3, France)
• Luftwaffe units before the 1939 invasion of Poland

• British diplomatic peace proposes also political struggle between Toho Kai and Kodoha groups in 1942
• British diplomatic action and political movements in Japan during 1942

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