GermanAlso see Anglo-German declaration, Germany, 16, 18, 21, 30, 77, 82, 86, 267

action in the Atlantic, 50

ambassador Trautman, 236, 250

Anglo-German relations, 29

fascism, 264, 297

German documents, xxxix

influence over Russia, 116

international conduct, 196

and open doorism, xxxvi, 25, 27

relations with Polish labor, 66–67

pacific holdings, 110

power in the Far east, 102–104, 185

triple alliance with Japan and Italy, 255

votes, 15

GermanyAlso see German, xxx, 13–14, 20–22, 109, 112, 297

increasing power in, 34–35

pact with Japan and Italy, 255

and politics of escalation, 231–232

Glimpses of Formosa and China under Japanese Occupation, 253

Goodman, Grant, xlix

Goodnow, Frank J., 106

Graves, William Sidney (General), 100, 114, 116

Great White Fleet, 51, 52

Greater Asia Doctrine, 233

Gregory Peck, 64

Grew, Joseph, 211

Grey, Sir Edward (British Foreign Secretary), xxvii, xli, 43, 53, 77

briefing on China, 32

and Canadian negotiations, 56–58, 60, 67

and neutralization proposal, 80–84

negotiating Japanese participation in German warship hunting, 102–103

and open door policies, 17, 19

Griffis, William Elliot, xxxi, 66, 193

Griswold, Whitney, xxix, l, li, 6, 46, 116, 127

on the Hippisley-Rockhill-Hay relationship, 14–15

The Far Eastern Policy of the United States (1938),, xiv, xxii, xliii, xliv–xlviii

and Tyler Dennett, 10

Group Five, 105

guerillas, 263

Haditha, Iraq, xxxv

Hailar, China, 178

Hamilton, Alexander, xxix

Han River (China), 182

Hankow, China, 148, 163, 167, 170, 233, 254

Hanna, Mark, 1, 4

Hara Kei (Premier), 115, 126, 247

Harada Kumao (Baron), 204

Harriman, W. Averill, xli, 72, 75, 79, 89, 138

Harvard University, 98, 135, 140

Hasegawa, Genji, 61, 62, 250

Hawaii, 86, 239

American frontier in, xiv

American fleet in, 51

American power in, xliii–xlvi, 1–7, 54–56

in American narratives, xvi