Appendix
A:
237
Historical Items Examined for Changes
Matthew Calbraith
Perry
The Japan-U.S.
Amity Treaty
The Japan-U.S.
Amity Trade Treaty
The Meiji Restoration
Ryukyu (Okinawa)
Dispatching troops
to Taiwan
The Exchange Agreement
of Sakhalin and the Kurile Islands
The Movement for
Civic Rights and Freedom in the 1880s
The Constitution
of the Great Japan Empire
Establishment of
the Diet
The Rebellion of
Hong Kyongrae
The Kanghwa Incident
The Japan-Korea
Amity Treaty
Opening of three
ports
Kojong (Ritaewang)
Taewonkun
The Military Riot
of Imo
Minssi
Sataetang (the
Conservative Party)
Tokribtang (the
Progressive Party)
Kim Okkyun
The Political Change
of Kabsin
The Tienchin Treaty
(Japan-Qing)
Chon Bongjun
Tonghaktang
The Tonghaktang
Rebellion (the Kapo Farmers War)
The Sino-Japanese
War
The Shimonoseki
Treaty
The Independence
of Korea
Liao Dong Peninsula
Taiwan
Peng Hu Islands
(picture) The Shimonoseki
Peace Conference
Phan Boi Chau
Vietnam Hoi Duy
Tan
The Dong Du Movement
The Japan-France
Agreement
The Vietnamese
Independent Association
Siberian Railways
The Interference
by Russia, Germany, and France
East Qing Railways
Chiao-chou Bay
The southern part
of Liao Dong Peninsula (Lu Shun and Tairen)
Wei-hai-wei
Kowloon Peninsula
New Territory (Xinjie)
Canton Bay
The Division of
China
The Movement for
Changing Low and Self-Strengthening
Kang Yuwei
Kuanghsuti
The Changing Law
of Wu Xu
Hsitaihou
The Hundred-day
Restoration
Liang Chichao
The Political Change
of Wu Xu
Anti-Christianity
Movement
Yihetuan [Boxers]
"Fu Qing Mie
Yang" [supporting Qing and ruining the
West]
Yihetuan Rebellion
[Boxer Rebellion]
Joint dispatching
troops by the eight Powers
The Beijing Protocol
The right of keeping
troops in Beijing
(photograph) Soldiers
of the Powers at Yihetuan Revellion
(photograph) Construction
of Siberia Railways by Russia
Semicolony
Occupation of Manchuria
by Russia
The Japanese-English
Alliance
The Russo-Japanese
War
The Battle at Fong
Tian
The Naval Battle
at the Sea of Japan
The first Russian
Revolution
Theodore Roosevelt
The Portsmouth Treaty
The right of protection
of Korea
Southern part of
Liao Dong Peninsula (Canton State)
South Manchuria
Railways
South Sakhalin
Fishing rights
at Primorskii Krai
(photograph) Tairen
Port
The Japan-Russia
Treaty
Explusion of Japanese
immigrant in the U.S.
The Japan-U.S.
Gentleman's Agreement
Aftereffect of
victory of Japan in the Russo-Japanese War
Taehan Empire
The Japan-Korea
Treaty
The second Japan-Korea
Treaty
The superviser
of Korea
Hirofumi Itou
An Jungkun
The third Japan-Korea Treaty
Anti-Japanese struggles
of the loyal soldiers in Korea
The annexation
of Korea
(photograph) Anti-Japanese
stuggles of the loyal soldiers in Korea
Japan's participation
in World War I
Occupation of the
South Sea Islands
Occupation of Chiaochou
Bay
Chingtao
Japan's 21 provision
demands against China
Refusal of the
demands by the Yuan Shikai Government
Chinese's feelings
toward Japan
(photograph) Anti-Japanese
movement in China
The Ishii-Lansing
Agreement
The Washington
Conference
Dispatching troops
to Siberia
Keeping troops
in Siberia
Withdrawing troops
from Siberia
(photograph) Dispatching
Troops to Siberia
Uprising for rice
in Japan
Popular suffrage
(photograph) Popular
suffrage
The Maintenance
of the Public Order Act
The growth of capitalism
and the development of financial combines
in Japan
The Literarure
Revolution
Chen Duxiu
"New Young
Men"
Hu Shi
The Colloquial
Literature
Lu Xun
"Diary of
a Madman"
"Official
Story of Ah Q"
Beijing University
Li Tachao
Anti-Japanese movement
in China after World War I
The 5.4 Movements
Anti-imperialist
and anti-feudalist movement
The 5.30 Incident
Canton National
Government from the cooporation of Kuomintang
and communist army
Chiang Kai-shek
Subjugation of
northern military cliques
(photograph) Boy
scouts at the age of subjugation of northern
military cliques
(photograph) Marks
of the Ji'Nan Incident
The Shanghai Coup
D'etat
The Chekiang Financial
Combines
The Fong Tian military
clique
Zhang Zuo-Ling,
and the Zhi Li Sect and the An Hui Sect
Tuan Chi-jui and
Feng Guozhang
The assassination
of Zhan Zuo-Ling with bomb (the Fong Tian
Incident) and the Kanto
Army
Chang Hsueh-Liang
(photograph) The
Fong Tian Incident
The Government-General
in Korea and people's dissatisfaction
The 3.1 movement
(the Mansae Incident)
Repression by the
Government-General in Korea
"Cultural
Politics"
(photograph) The
3.1 movement
The Tokyo Great
Earthquake
The Financial Crisis
The military gaining
political power
The 5.15 Incident
The 2.26 Incident
Circumstances in
Manchuria
The Liutiaohu Incident
The Manchurian
Incident
The Shanghai Incident
(photograph) The
Shanghai Incident
The Litton Commission
"Manchuria
Country"
Puyi
Japan's secession
from League of Nations
(photograph) Manchuria
Country
(photograph) The
Litton Commission
Occupation of Cheng-te
Japan's advancement
to the northern part of China
The Great Subjugation
(Da Xi Qian)
The JiDong Anti-Communist
Self-Ruled Government
(photograph) The
Jidong Anti-Communist Self-Ruled Government
The reformation
of the monetary system
Contents of the
reformation of the monetary system
The 8.1 Declaration
The National United
Front against Japan
The Hsi-an Incident
The result of the
Hsi-an Incident
(print) The Chinese
army
The Lu Gou Qiao
Incident
(photograph) Lu
Gou Qiao
The second cooperation
of Kuomintang and communist army
The Japan-China
War
The Nanking Massacre
(photograph) Occupation
of Nanking
Occupation of Wu
Han
Occupation of Canton
Wang Zhao-Ming
The Chungking Government
The New East Asian
Order
The Anti-Comintern
Pact of Japan, Germany, and Italy
Ba Lu Jun Army
(photograph) Female
troops of Ba Lu Jun Army
Background of the
"Pacific War"
Japan's intention
to advance to the south
Japan's advance
to French Indochina
The Triple Alliance
of Japan, Germany and Italy
The Japanese-Soviet
Neutral Treaty
The ABCD Line
Tone of arguments
of war-advocates
Japan-U.S. negotiation
and Japan's surprise attack to Pearl Harbar
(photograph) Pearl
Harbar
Blitzkreigs
Capturing of Hong
Kong
Occupation of Singapore
Occupation of Java
and Sumatra
Occupation of the
Philippines
Occupation of Burma
The "Greater
East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere"
Pro-Japanese policy
under occupation
Circumstances inside
Japan
Changing names
into the Japanese style
"Liberating
army from the colonial rules"
Occupation policy
on the cultural side such as the assimilationist
policies
Resistance movements
Obstruction of
suzerain states' return back
The naval battle
at Midway Islands
Totalitarianism
and democracy
Powers of the United
States and the Soviet Union
The Allies and
the Axis
The U.S. military's
counteroffensive in the region of the Pacific
Ocean (e.g. Guadalcanal
Island)
The Cairo Conference
and the Cairo Declaration
The Teheran Conference
The Yalta Conference
and the Yalta Agreement
Japanese military's
surrender in Saipan island and the U.S. military's
capturing Leyte
island
The U.S. military's
recapturing Philippines and airstrikes in
Japanese mainland
The U.S. military's
landing into Okinawa
Mass resignation
of Toujou Cabinet
The Potsdam Conference
The Potsdam Declaration
The atomic bomb
dropped to Hiroshima
The Soviet Union's
declaration of war against Japan
Problems regarding
the Japanese-Soviet Neutral Treatment
Detention of Japanese
to Siberia by the Soviet
The atomic bomb
dropped to Nagasaki
(photograph) The
atomic bomb
The surrender of
Japan
The result of World War II (about the beginning)
The result of World
War II (summary of the first term)
The result of World
War II (summary of the latter term: anti-fascist
nations)
The result of World
War II (summary of the latter term: fascist
nations)
The result of World
War II (the end of fascist nations)
The result of World War II (about the victims)