Subject	International trade
	War
	Great Britain
	World politics
	Authors, Japanese
Category	4. World War II
Author	伊藤 孝一 (Itō Kōichi)
Publisher	海洋文化社 (Kaiyo Bunkasha)
Keywords	Trade
	warning
	Pacific ocean
Current Holder	National Library of Australia
Period Of Reference	1939/1939
Date	1939-01-01
Series Number	OJN 3950 2441
Item Number	2919995
Access Rights	Request at location
Rights	In Copyright
Country Of Origin	Japan
Place	Tokyo
Language	Japanese
Description From Source	244 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm. Title translated into English: Conditions in Australia. Synopsis of content: This work is a study of Australia published just prior to the outbreak of war between the two countries. The author sees Australia at a crossroads, with its traditional cultural, economic and defence links to England being eroded by the onset of the war in Europe. The author asserts that though Australia’s future is in the Pacific, it must choose between Japan and America as its strongest ally. The book is one volume in a series that covers other ‘Pacific’ nations, including Canada, Burma, India and Central and South America. The blurb to the series states that the main concern for the Japanese at this time is the establishment of the Greater East Asian Co-prosperity Sphere. Consequently, it is essential to conduct studies into various countries of the Pacific Rim, focusing on their geography, political system, social structures, military, people, culture and international relations.
Physical Format	Books