The World Almanac & Book of FactsNewspaper Enterprise Association, 1952 |
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第 46 頁
... treaty recognizes Japan as a sovereign nation , subscribing to all the principles of the United Nations , and capable of making its own treaties for self - defense Acting on this privilege , Japan entered into a Security Treaty with the ...
... treaty recognizes Japan as a sovereign nation , subscribing to all the principles of the United Nations , and capable of making its own treaties for self - defense Acting on this privilege , Japan entered into a Security Treaty with the ...
第 47 頁
... Treaty does give small countries fully equitable conditions meeting Japanese competition . Expects to eet this in bilateral agreement . By Egypt ( Abdur Rahin Bey ) : Treaty does not Late to what nations Japan surrenders some territory ...
... Treaty does give small countries fully equitable conditions meeting Japanese competition . Expects to eet this in bilateral agreement . By Egypt ( Abdur Rahin Bey ) : Treaty does not Late to what nations Japan surrenders some territory ...
第 48 頁
Summary of Treaty of Peace with Japan The Allied powers and Japan conclude a treaty because they wish their relations shall be those of nations which , as sovereign equals , cooperate in ... Treaty of Peace With Japan - Summary of Treaty.
Summary of Treaty of Peace with Japan The Allied powers and Japan conclude a treaty because they wish their relations shall be those of nations which , as sovereign equals , cooperate in ... Treaty of Peace With Japan - Summary of Treaty.
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