Social Sciences
8 years ago

Britain and Japan clash over loans and troop disbandment in China.

Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing(Social Sciences Edition)
British and Japanese Attitude to the Question of the Consortium, the Loan to China and the Disbandment of Unnecessary Chinese Troops
Zhang Bei-gen

Paper Summary

The article discusses how Britain and Japan disagreed on providing loans to China and disbanding unnecessary Chinese troops. Britain wanted Japan to agree to loan conditions and disband troops to control China. Japan wanted to exclude certain regions from the loan agreement. Britain eventually agreed to exclude South Manchuria from the loan agreement.

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