world war II
In light of the meeting scheduled to take place tomorrow between Secretary of State Hull, representative Kurusu Saburo and Admiral Nomura Kochisaburo, I felt it urgent to dispatch my thoughts to you immediately. It has now been eleven days since the mandate of Prime Minister Tojo: either meet his demands for hegemony in Asia or prepare for war. Keep in mind the Japanese empire’s complete disregard for Secretary of State Hull’s note, calling for a peaceful agreement to leave Indochina and China within two years and to guarantee China’s sovereignty. Prime Minister Tojo decided it was he who should have the upper hand in making the decisions. In light of this and several other facts, I think it should be clear that Japan is not interested in making peace – they are interested only in controlling all of Asia and the Pacific Islands, at whatever cost. In light of this and the recent threats of warfare, I feel it is important to consider any and all possible courses of action that Japan may take. Seeing as it has been almost two weeks since warfare was promised, I feel this is rather urgent. It is clear that Prime Minister Tojo is no longer interested in neg
In addition to this, the recent complete Japanese occupation of French Indochina has allowed Japan to create a new operating base at Cam Ranh Bay. It is also clear that Prime Minister Tojo has every intention to fully occupy the Dutch East Indies. Once this happens, combined with their occupation of a large portion of Eastern Asia, Japan will have decisive control over the Western Pacific, control that extends dangerously close to American and other Allied colonies. Japan cannot be allowed to gain these powers. Moreover, the Allied Powers must not allow the disgrace of having colonies seized by the Japanese. This is wholly unacceptable. Through the seizure of the Netherlands and France in the summer of last year, Germany now has complete control over the economic resources of Western and Central Europe. This, in turn, brought about the first great change in the global strategic situation. Moreover, with Germany now controlling the vast majority of Europe, it has shown us that no land is unattainable for the Nazi’s. Everything is under attack and Hitler, like Prime Minister Tojo, will stop at nothing.
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