 | United States. Department of State - 1942 - 160 lapas
...itself and disparages its honour and prestige"; that obviously it was the intention of the United States "to conspire with Great Britain and other countries...through the creation of a new order in East Asia"; and finally, that "in view of the attitude of the American Government" the Japanese Government "cannot... | |
 | United States. Office of War Information - 1941 - 792 lapas
...United States was conspiring with Great Britain and other countries to obstruct Japan's effort toward establishment of peace through the creation of a new order in East Asia. The note said "Thus, the earnest hope of the Japanese Government to adjust JapaneseAmerican relations... | |
 | Robert A. Theobald, John T. Flynn - 1996 - 132 lapas
...this eventful day. The last installment of Japanese message No. 902, dated December 7, 1941, read: "OBVIOUSLY IT IS THE INTENTION OF THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT...OTHER COUNTRIES TO OBSTRUCT JAPAN'S EFFORTS TOWARD THE ESTAB63 LISHMENT OF PEACE THROUGH THE CRATION OF A NEW ORDER IN EAST ASIA, AND ESPECIALLY TO PRESERVE... | |
 | 1996 - 276 lapas
...delivered to FDR. Part 14 accused the American government of having used Nomura's negotiations with Hull "to obstruct Japan's efforts toward the establishment...through the creation of a New Order in East Asia." As a consequence, the Japanese government had come to the conclusion that an agreement could not be... | |
 | Robert B. Stinnett - 1999 - 402 lapas
..."It was the missing part fourteen and I readied it for dissemination through the customary channels." OBVIOUSLY IT IS THE INTENTION OF THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT...EFFORTS TOWARD THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PEACE THROUGH THE CRE23 1 ATION OF A NEW ORDER IN EAST ASIA, AND ESPECIALLY TO PRESERVE ANGLO AMERICAN RIGHTS AND INTERESTS... | |
 | Robert Stinnett - 2001 - 438 lapas
..."It was the missing part fourteen and I readied it for dissemination through the customary channels." OBVIOUSLY IT IS THE INTENTION OF THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT...NEW ORDER IN EAST ASIA, AND ESPECIALLY TO PRESERVE ANGLO AMERICAN RIGHTS AND INTERESTS BY KEEPING JAPAN AND CHINA AT WAR. THIS INTENTION HAS BEEN REVEALED... | |
 | 1985 - 312 lapas
...President Roosevelt and accused the United States of conspiring with Great Britain to obstruct Japanese efforts "toward the establishment of peace through the creation of a new order in East Asia."18 The message was originally due to be delivered at 1:00 pm, just a few minutes before the attack... | |
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Obviously it is the intention of the American Government to conspire with Great Britain and other countries to obstruct Japan's efforts toward the establishment of peace through the creation of a New Order in East Asia, and especially to preserve Anglo-American... 