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Index
Page numbers reflect those in print edition.
ABCD ring, 219
Abe Nobuyuki, 207, 257
absolute defense zone, 232
Admonition to Soldiers (1878), 48
Aizawa Saburō, 179–80
Aizu domain, 3, 6, 15, 18, 44
and Forbidden Gate incident, 3–4
northern campaigns, 15–17
Toba-Fushimi battle, 7–8
Anami Korechika, 215
Changsha campaign, 218, 219, 224, 229
Chongqing operation, 229
homeland defense, 250–51
Anglo-Japanese Alliance (1902), 99–100, 123, 128, 138, 150
Anti-Comintern Pact (1936), 185, 293n71
Aoki Shūzō, 98
“A” Operation, 239
Araki Sadao, 154, 164, 173, 178, 252
intangibles in battle, 157, 159, 176
leader of imperial way (kodo) faction, 176
Manchurian Incident, 291n20
May 15, 1932, incident, 174
October incident, 170
philosophy, 156–57
reintroduces samurai-style sword, 176
revises Principles of Command, 156
as war minister, 170, 175–77
area armies, Japanese
Second, 239
Eighth, 230
Tenth, 248
Fourteenth, 243, 246
Burma Area Army, 235, 238
Central China Area Army, 196
North China operations, 195–96, 206, 214
regional truces, 227–28
Shanghai Expeditionary Army, 173
See also China Expeditionary Army; Kwantung Army
Arisugawa, Prince Taruhito, 11, 65, 234, 270n21
chief of joint staff, 64, 77, 79
favors small army, 55–56
opposes general staff reforms, 63
Satsuma rebellion, 41, 43
armies, Japanese
First
China Incident, 195, 228
Russo-Japanese War, 102–3, 111, 114, 116
Sino-Japanese War, 83, 88–90
Second
China Incident, 195