Japonia wobec rewolucji bolszewickiej w Rosji, 1917–1922
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Japonia, rewolucja bolszewicka, polityka zagraniczna, interwencja na Syberii, Japan, Bolshevik revolution, foreign policy, intervention in SiberiaAbstract
Celem Japonii, jako jedynego alianckiego mocarstwa, nie była stabilizacja polityczna Rosji czy zmiana jej reżimu, ale osłabienie tego państwa i okrojenie go na Dalekim Wschodzie. Dążeniom tym sprzeciwiali się pozostali alianci, głównie Amerykanie i Brytyjczycy, co spowodowało fiasko japońskiej interwencji na Syberii.
Japan was the only allied power that did not want political stability in Russia or a change of its regime, but weakening of this state and to eat into its territory in the Far East. Those aims were opposed by other allies, especially the Americans and the British, and in consequence this led to the failure of a Japanese intervention in Siberia.
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