Introduction, Kimitaka Matsuzato
Explanatory Notes
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Chapter 1: Russia’s Expansion to the Far East and Its Impact on Early Meiji Japan’s Korea Policy, Shinichi Fumoto
Chapter 2: The Russian Factor Facilitating the Administrative Reform in Qing Manchuria in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries, Susumu Tsukase
Chapter 3: Imperial Ambitions: Russians, Britons and the Politics of Nationality in the Chinese Customs Service, 1890–1937, Catherine Ladds
Chapter 4: Development of Trade on the Amur and the Sungari and the Customs Problem in the Last Years of the Russian Empire, Yukimura Sakon
Chapter 5: Making a Vancouver in the Far East: “The Trinity Transportation System” of the Chinese Eastern Railway, 1896–1917, Masafumi Asada
Chapter 6: Japanese–Russian Kulturkampf in the Far East, 1904–5: Organization, Methods, Ideas, Dmitrii B. Pavlov
Chapter 7: Captured or Captivated? The War against Japan (1904–5) in the Memories of Russian POWs, Andreas Renner
Chapter 8: From the Meiji Emperor's Funeral to the Taisho Emperor's Coronation: Reporting the Japanese Imperial System in the Russian Press, Yoshiro Ikeda
Chapter 9: Two Russias in Harbin: The Émigré Community and the Soviet Colony, Michiko Ikuta
Chapter 10: V. L. Kopp and Soviet Policy towards Japan after the Basic Convention of 1925:
Moscow and Tokyo’s Failed “Honeymoon”?, Yaroslav Shulatov
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