Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation: Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation
“Hidden War” translates well the vision with which the West, mainly with the advent of the Cold War, treated the hostilities that involved the Soviet Union and the Empire of Japan between 1937 and 1945. During this period, two large armies They tested what the most modern equipment and strategies we...
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| description | “Hidden War” translates well the vision with which the West, mainly with the advent of the Cold War, treated the hostilities that involved the Soviet Union and the Empire of Japan between 1937 and 1945. During this period, two large armies They tested what the most modern equipment and strategies were there. They fought on land, sky and water, exercised vigorous diplomacy and constituted one of the most important moments of World War II and its previous conflicts, in the Far East, only after Japan's defeat would it involve the United States and the United Kingdom. The Japanese defeat by the Soviets in 1939 forced the Tokyo government to fight in the Pacific Ocean, diverting the previous focus of Japanese imperialism/militarism, causing the fateful attack on Pearl Harbor. The Soviet operations that prevented Japan from penetrating Mongolia and the USSR and halting its actions in China are still largely unknown today, favoring a vision of containment of Japanese imperialism solely by Washington. From the analysis of the conflict, we can shed light on a series of central events that guided fascist imperialism in the 1930s and 1940s. |
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| spelling | Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation: Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation Guerra oculta – Operación Kantokeun: Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation Guerra oculta – Operação Kantokeun: Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation Pitillo, João Claudio Platenik URSS Exército Vermelho Mongólia Exército Japonês Segunda Guerra Mundial Red Army Mongolia Japanese Army World War II Ejército Rojo Ejército Japonés “Hidden War” translates well the vision with which the West, mainly with the advent of the Cold War, treated the hostilities that involved the Soviet Union and the Empire of Japan between 1937 and 1945. During this period, two large armies They tested what the most modern equipment and strategies were there. They fought on land, sky and water, exercised vigorous diplomacy and constituted one of the most important moments of World War II and its previous conflicts, in the Far East, only after Japan's defeat would it involve the United States and the United Kingdom. The Japanese defeat by the Soviets in 1939 forced the Tokyo government to fight in the Pacific Ocean, diverting the previous focus of Japanese imperialism/militarism, causing the fateful attack on Pearl Harbor. The Soviet operations that prevented Japan from penetrating Mongolia and the USSR and halting its actions in China are still largely unknown today, favoring a vision of containment of Japanese imperialism solely by Washington. From the analysis of the conflict, we can shed light on a series of central events that guided fascist imperialism in the 1930s and 1940s. “Guerra Oculta” traduce bien la visión con la que Occidente, principalmente con el advenimiento de la Guerra Fría, trató las hostilidades que involucraron a la Unión Soviética y al Imperio de Japón entre 1937 y 1945. Durante este período, dos grandes ejércitos probaron lo que Allí estaban los equipos y estrategias más modernos. Lucharon en tierra, cielo y agua, ejercieron una vigorosa diplomacia y constituyeron uno de los momentos más importantes de la Segunda Guerra Mundial y sus conflictos anteriores, en el Lejano Oriente, sólo después de la derrota de Japón involucraría a Estados Unidos y a lo Reino Unido. La derrota japonesa ante los soviéticos en 1939 obligó al gobierno de Tokio a luchar en el Océano Pacífico, desviando el foco anterior del imperialismo/militarismo japonés, provocando el fatídico ataque a Pearl Harbor. Las operaciones soviéticas que impidieron a Japón penetrar en Mongolia y la URSS y detener sus acciones en China, son todavía en gran medida desconocidas hoy en día, favoreciendo una visión de contención del imperialismo japonés únicamente por parte de Washington. A partir del análisis del conflicto, podemos arrojar luz sobre una serie de acontecimientos centrales que guiaron al imperialismo fascista en las décadas de 1930 y 1940. “Guerra Oculta” traduz bem a visão com a qual o Ocidental, principalmente com o advento da Guerra Fria, tratou as hostilidades envolvendo a União Soviética e o Império do Japão entra 1937 a 1945. Durante tal período dois grandiosos exércitos testaram o que havia de mais moderno em equipamento e estratégias. Lutaram na terra, céu e na água, exerceram uma diplomacia vigorosa e constituíram um dos momentos mais importantes da Segunda Guerra Mundial e seus conflitos prévios, no Extremo Oriente, somente após a derrota do Japão envolveria os Estados Unidos e o Reino Unido. A derrotada japonesa em 1939 para os soviéticos obrigou o governo de Tóquio a lutar no Oceano Pacífico desviando o foco anterior do Imperialismo/Militarismo japonês, ocasionando o fatídico ataque à Pearl Harbor. As operações soviéticas que evitaram que o Japão penetrasse na Mongólia e na URSS e freasse as suas ações na China, são até hoje largamente desconhecida, favorecendo uma visão de contenção do imperialismo japonês somente por parte de Washington. Podemos, a partir da análise do conflito levar luz a uma série de eventos centrais que orientaram os imperialismos fascistas nos anos de 1930 e 1940. Editora Unimontes https://www.periodicos.unimontes.br/index.php/caminhosdahistoria/article/view/7339 10.46551/issn.2317-0875v29n1p.12-27 |
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| title | Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation: Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation |
| title_full | Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation: Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation |
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| title_short | Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation: Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation |
| title_sort | Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation: Hidden war – Kantokeun Operation |
| topic | URSS Exército Vermelho Mongólia Exército Japonês Segunda Guerra Mundial Red Army Mongolia Japanese Army World War II Ejército Rojo Ejército Japonés |
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