Japan-Thai Relationship in the Period of the 2nd World War

第二次世界大战时期的日泰关系

基本信息

批准号：
12610380
负责人：
MURASHIMA Eiji
金额：
$ 0.9万
依托单位：
Waseda University
依托单位国家：
日本
项目类别：
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
财政年份：
2000
资助国家：
日本
起止时间：
2000 至 2001
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://kaken.nii.ac.jp/grant/KAKENHI-PROJECT-12610380/
关键词：
Pachific War Tai Diplomach Japan-Tai Relation Japanese Diplomatic History Politics in Southeast Asia History of Southeast Asia Thai Political History 華僑タイ政治東南アジア政治東洋史

项目摘要

This report is composed by three chapters as follows ; Chapter 1, discourses on Japan by Thai elite before the second World War, Chapter 2, Thai studies and student exchange programs by Yasukichi YATABE, Japanese Minister to Siam from 1928 to 1936, Chapter 3, Thai-Japan Relations in the latter half of 1943 and Greater East Asia Conference in Japan.How Siamese elite compared Thai cases with Japanese ones and attempted to follow Japanese examples in the important turning points in the modern Thai history, are discussed in Chapter1. It is in the 1930s that arguments on "Japanization of Siam" appeared. However, this chapter demonstrates empirically that Siamese elite were deeply influenced by Japanese examples even before the decade of 1930. Siam experienced strong Japanese Boom after the 1932 Constitutional Revolution and number of Siamese travelers to Japan increased remarkably. Such Japanese boom is proved by the rapidly increased publications of Thai books on Japan as listed in the appendix.As for Chapter 2, endeavors of a Japanese diplomat, YATABE, to promote Thai studies among Japanese and prepare facilities for Thai students in Japan in order to attract more Thai students to Japan are focused on. A list of YATABE's books and articles is appended.Chapter 3 treats the turning and most important period of Thai-Japan relationship during the Pacific War, that is the latter half of 1943. In this chapter, the effects of recovery of former territories approved by Prime Minister Tojo in July 1943, widening split between Premier Phibul and Foreign Minister Vichitra Vadakan, and intended nonat endance of Phibul to Greater East Asia Conference in Tokyo in November 1943 are discussed.

该报告由三章组成如下；第二次世界大战之前的泰国精英第1章，第2章，泰国研究和学生交流计划，Yasukichi Yatabe，1928年至1936年日本暹罗的日本部长，第3章，1943年下半年的泰国与日本关系，日本的大东亚大会。在第1章中讨论。正是在1930年代，就“暹罗日本化”的争论出现了。然而，本章从经验上证明，暹罗精英甚至在1930年的十年之前就受到日本例子的深刻影响。暹罗经历了1932年宪法革命和日本旅行者的数量后，日本繁荣的繁荣。附录中列出的泰国书籍的出版物迅速提高了日本的繁荣。 A list of YATABE's books and articles is appended.Chapter 3 treats the turning and most important period of Thai-Japan relationship during the Pacific War, that is the latter half of 1943. In this chapter, the effects of recovery of former territories approved by Prime Minister Tojo in July 1943, widening split between Premier Phibul and Foreign Minister Vichitra Vadakan, and intended nonat endance of Phibul to Greater East Asia Conference in 1943年11月，东京讨论了。