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List of Maps | |
List of Documents | |
Acknowledgements | |
Technical Note | |
List of Abbreviations | |
Introduction | |
The Diplomatic Situation Prior to the Paris Peace Conference | |
The German Diplomatic Position in Shandong | |
Japan Declares War on Germany | |
Strategic and Military Importance of the Shandong Concession | |
Foreign Policy Issues Regarding the Shandong Concession | |
Japan Presents the Twenty-one Demands | |
The Japanese Ultimatum | |
China Joins the War Against Germany | |
The 1918 Secret Sino-Japanese Agreements | |
Conclusions | |
Notes | |
The Chinese Delegation's Proposals to the Paris Peace Conference | |
The Members of the Chinese Delegation | |
Wellington Koo and President Woodrow Wilson | |
The Chinese Delegation's Proposals to Paris | |
Wellington Koo and the Shandong Question | |
The Chinese Delegation's March and April Declarations | |
Direct or Indirect Restitution of Shandong | |
Conclusions | |
Notes | |
The Japanese Delegation's Proposals to the Paris Conference | |
The Japanese Delegation and its Proposals | |
The American Delegation's Opening Position on Shandong | |
Who Wanted the Secret Agreements Kept Secret? | |
The Impact of the Secret Agreements on America's Proposals | |
The Japanese Delegation's April 1919 Proposals | |
Conclusions | |
President Wilson's Compromise Proposal | |
The American Delegation and its Proposals | |
The Big Three's Negotiations with the Chinese Delegation | |
The Big Three's Negotiations with the Japanese Delegation | |
Wilson's Rationale Behind this Compromise Solution | |
The Impact of Wilson's Compromise | |
Conclusions | |
Notes | |
The Myth of Woodrow Wilson's Betrayal | |
The Importance of "Face" in China | |
The Chinese Diplomatic Reaction to the Shandong Resolutions | |
The Japanese Diplomatic Reaction to the Shandong Resolutions | |
The Shandong Resolution, The May Fourth Movement, and Wilson | |
Liang Qichao's Interpretation of the Shandong Resolutions | |
Conclusions | |
Notes | |
Wilson's Failed Attempts to Secure a Japanese Statement of Intent | |
American Decides to Obtain a Japanese Statement of Intent | |
The Chinese Delegation Fails to Sign on a Provisional Basis | |
The Creation of a Draft Statement of Intent | |
Plans to Issue a Big Three Statement of Intent | |
Shandong and the League of Nations | |
Conclusions | |
Notes | |
Shandong and the Origins of the Chinese Communist Party | |
The May Fourth Movement and Chinese Radicalization | |
The Karakhan Manifesto and the Birth of Chinese Communism | |
The Shandong Resolution's Impact on | |
Shandong and the Founding of the Chinese Communist Party | |
Shandong and the United Front Strategy | |
Conclusions | |
Notes | |
The Myth of Soviet Equal Treatment of China | |
Shandong and the Diplomatic Legacy of Versailles | |
The 1921-1922 Washington Conference | |
Soviet Diplomacy and the United Front Strategy | |
Lev Karakhan's Secret Diplomacy and the CER | |
The 1925 Restoration of Soviet-Japanese Diplomatic Relations | |
Lev Karakhan and the Twenty-one Demands | |
Conclusions | |
Notes | |
Epilogue: The Impact of the Shandong Question | |
Notes | |
27 January 1919 Notes | |
28 January 1919 Notes | |
22 April 1919 Notes | |
Bibliography | |
Index | |
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