remilitarization

The reaction in Britain was mixed, but they did not generally regard the remilitarization as harmful.

The journal emerged from the protests against West German remilitarization.

If Japan was hit, then war or no war the cry for remilitarization there would be unstoppable.

We should also not yield on remilitarization.

The German group was particularly active in opposing West German remilitarization.

As a result of that, the governments were inclined to see the remilitarization as a fait accompli.

Large-scale remilitarization would draw away resources and energies urgently needed for reviving the economy and reinvigorating government administration.

In addition, since the remilitarization occurred on a weekend, the British Government could not find out or discuss actions to be taken until the following Monday.

One recurring Chinese concern in Sino-Japanese relations has been the potential remilitarization of Japan.

It actively promoted the peace campaign, as well as government protests against remilitarization in West Germany and for support of holding the western territories.

Will America jeopardize relations with China - our most valuable playing card in international one-upmanship - and push for Japan's remilitarization?

The conservative news media have helped demonize China, as well as North Korea, to soften popular resistance to remilitarization.

Remilitarization of the Rhineland (1936)

Evidently, opinions range from one extreme of pacifism, to the other extreme of nationalism and complete remilitarization.

Belgium concluded an alliance with France in 1920 but after the remilitarization Belgium opted again for neutrality.

Yet he does not mention that the United States has been consistent in its promotion of the remilitarization of Latin American society.

On the Socialist side, renewal took the form of dropping the party's opposition to Japan's remilitarization and its strategic alliance with the United States.

Iran is deep in remilitarization - a coordinated buildup of conventional forces, plus chemical and biological missile systems and an unshakable thrust toward nuclear weapon power.

The lack of this commitment ensured the Belgian withdrawal from the Western Alliance, the day before the remilitarization of the Rhineland.

In March 1933, the Defence Minister, General Werner von Blomberg had plans drawn up for remilitarization.

Neurath supported remiltarization, but argued that Germany should negotiate more before doing so while Ribbentrop argued for unilateral remilitarization at once.

Concerns about the remilitarization of Japan also resurface on occasion, often as a legacy of World War II enmity.

A remilitarization of Latin America would mean diversion of resources for development, a more troubled region that is more open to drug cartels, and less healthy democracies.

In 1936, Beck strongly supported Hitler during the remilitarization of the Rhineland against Blomberg, who feared the French reaction to such a move.

The Council declared, though not unanimously, that the remilitarization constituted a breach of the Treaties of Versailles and Locarno.