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The film titled, “YMCA Baseball Team”; a South Korean comedy film that was released in the year 2002, best illustrated the frustration, will and determination of the Korean People in expressing their desire towards total and sovereign liberation, from the Japanese colonial imperialism, and in the protection and preservation of their Culture/tradition.... As a sport, baseball has been linked with the struggle for self-rule and self-preservation; this being exhibited in such countries as South Korea and the state of Cuba: - In the former, against occupational rule by the japanese, while in the latter against occupation and exploitation under Spanish colonial rule....
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Research Paper
Running head: History and Political Science The Treaty of Portsmouth, 1905 Insert Name Insert Grade Course Insert 26 April 2012 The Treaty of Portsmouth that was signed on September 5 following conciliations at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, Maine 1905 officially ended the russo-japanese war, 1904-05 (Littlejohn and Pearce 45-46).... the russo-japanese war prevailed between 1904 and 1905 and was the initial major military conflict of the 20th century, which developed from the imperial aspirations of Japanese and Russian empires particularly over the territories of Manchuria along with Korea (Woodhouse et al 1-10)....
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Case Study
This war has so resulted from two principal issues: the invasion of imperialism and the failure of the feudal system.... By the virtue of being both ethnically and culturally homogeneous, Korean society, in the beginning, became prey to japanese imperialist expansionism.... Later on, following World war II, this society capricious split into two; with varied social and political systems as well as different geopolitical orientations.... The reasons as to why this society is being painted as inward-looking can be better understood from the peasant war....
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Essay
Ian Inkster has pointed out that in the earlier period - the period with which this paper is concerned - there was an emphasis on the role of government or the Japanese mentality2.... In the latter period, the significance of the role of Meiji bureaucrats has been downplayed.... Despite the role that foreign employees played in the industrialization of Japan, one could argue that Japan's ability to rid itself of them and so avoid foreign domination by limiting foreign influence over its economy may have been a major factor....
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Term Paper
the russo-japanese war, with its use of machine guns, modern artillery, trenches and barbed wire, was the first truly modern conflict of the twentieth century.... the russo-japanese war was the first truly modern conflict of the twentieth century.... With its use of machine guns, modern artillery, trenches and barbed wire, it foreshadowed the First World war in many ways.... It was also the first great modern war that was observed and reported in almost every detail....
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Essay
This essay "japanese imperialism Following Western Precedents" refers to the commitment that Japan invested as the demonization of the competitor to warrant enough logic of deploying all national resources against such threats to territorial possession.... There was a stronger economic push from the Japanese as they aimed for a stable economy to surpass the region's powers (Lecture slide 5/20 Motivations for imperialism)....
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Essay
The militarism and imperialism of the Japan rose progressively due to five major reasons, which existed from the early Meiji period till the beginning of the war in China in 1937.... In 1894 to 1895, Japan won the Sino-japanese War and conquered Formosa and the Liaotung Peninsula.... This essay discusses the Japan's militarism which it had applied even before the First World war.... The essay "The Pacific war: Japan's militarism" discusses the Japan's militarism which it had applied even before the First World war....
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Essay
As a sport, baseball has been linked with the struggle for self-rule and self-preservation; this being exhibited in such countries as South Korea and the state of Cuba: - In the former, against occupational rule by the japanese, while in the latter against occupation and exploitation under Spanish colonial rule.... Through the game, there was a display of the protracted differences between the colonial japanese masters and the Korean populace at large.... In this movie, hitting the breaking ball by Ho-Chang (the main character played by Song Gang-Ho) in the situation that Korean national baseball team was two points behind by japanese national team in the 9th inning expresses the desire toward liberating from japanese colonial force and protecting our own tradition....
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Movie Review