Will Kürlich Kerl
Banned
"...In 1936 Japan signed an Anti-Comintern Pact with Germany and Italy. In the next three years Hitler's policy of aggrandizement moved inexorably towards war, and the final signal was the signing of the Ribbentrop-Molotov treaty on August 23rd, 1939. Japan took this as a breach of the Anti-Comintern Pact, and, feeling no longer able to trust its allies, decided to set up an observation post on both Germany and USSR in the form of a consulate in Kaunas, Lithuania..." - from http://www.tiu.ac.jp/~bduell/ASJ/3-95_lecture_summary.html
Is it possible for Japan, as a result of this, to convert the cooperation with Poland into an alliance with Poland, and as a consequence, Great Britain and France. At the time, both countries never looked at Japan as much of a threat. The Soviet Union only ended up on the Allies because Germany invaded it; otherwise it would have stayed neutral. The United States didn't really care about events outside their borders. At that time, the Japanese were sponsoring Jews to migrate to its empire, defeating one of Hitler's purposes in the first place.
Is it possible for Japan, as a result of this, to convert the cooperation with Poland into an alliance with Poland, and as a consequence, Great Britain and France. At the time, both countries never looked at Japan as much of a threat. The Soviet Union only ended up on the Allies because Germany invaded it; otherwise it would have stayed neutral. The United States didn't really care about events outside their borders. At that time, the Japanese were sponsoring Jews to migrate to its empire, defeating one of Hitler's purposes in the first place.