To what extent and in what way , did

Japanese rule as a catalyst in nationalist

politics and social changes in East and
Southeast Asia in 1941 and 1945?

Phyo Thet Naing

Main Causes In Asia
- Japanese did surprise attack on Pearl Harbor without declaration
- Second Sino-Japanese war
- Allies ( US, UK, China & Soviet Union)
- Axis ( Japan, Germany & Italy)
Japanese Empires In Asia

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How did Japanese rule in East Asia?
- Korea ( 1910-1945)
- Created Feudal State (Korean men Labors)
- Break Down the Korean Schools and Universities
- Take Natural Resources( Cut down tree)
- Built Factories (Used Korean Men Labors)
- Korean Comfort Women For Japanese soldier
To what extent and in what way!
- Industrialization
- Public Works
- Authorities
- The First March Movement ( 50000 arrested & 7500 killed)
- Burned 200000 Korean historical documents
- Japanization
Korean Comfort Women
Industrialization
How did Japanese rule in Southeast Asia?
- Burma (1942-1945)

- Helped to Become BIA

- Fascism( One party Authoritarian)

- Burma’s Economic

- Burmese Comfort Women

To what extent and in what way!
- Fascism
- BIA
- Economic was destroyed
- Burmanization
Money Invasion in Burma
 References
- S.C.M.Paine. The war for Asia, 1911-1949
- Quartz. Retrieved April 8, 2019.
- Alfred W. McCoy. Southeast Asia Under Japanese Occupation
- Jung Ha Lee, Kwang-rin Lee, Bae-ho Hahn, Ki-baik Lee,
,KOREA: HISTORICAL NATION, ASIA
- Matthiessen, Sven (2015).
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Thank you
As legacies of Japanese defeated in world
war 2, are they facing those legacies still
now?