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Parent | Collaboration Between Japan, Germany and Italy - Volume II |
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Date | 25 November 1941 |
Language | English |
Collection | Tavenner Papers & IMTFE Official Records |
Box | Box 15 |
Folder | Japan, Germany, Italy Collaboration Vol 2 |
Repository | University of Virginia Law Library |
THE ANTI-COMINTERN PACT, SECRET AGREEMENT,
AND SECRET COMMUNICATIONS.
A.
Conclusion of the Anti-Comintern Pact and Secret Agreement and Transmittal of Secret
Communications.
(1) While Japan was consolidating her position in Manchuria and North China, Germany and Italy were engaged in a program of military preparedness for aggressive action in Europe*
Proof
In Germanyt
(a)Document 223//, (Exhibit No* ), "Events Leading up to World War II,M p* 36:
"October 14 /1933A Germany withdrew from the
disarmament conference* (fIn the light of the
course which recent discussions of the powers
concerned have taken in the matter of disarmament,
it is now clear that the disarmament conference
will not fulfill what is its sole object, namely,
general disarmament* * * This renders impossible
the satisfaction of Germany's recognized claim to
Equality of rights, and the condition on which the
German Government agreed at the beginning of this
year again to take part in the work of the conference
thus no longer exists.')w
(b)Document 2231 > (Exhibit No* ), "Events Leading up to World War II," p. 36: