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Treaty of Security

Japan · Government / Democratic Party Government. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

7Records
1951–1970Date range
3Named people
3Places

Chronological records

1951

Shigeru Yoshida8 September 1951

San Francisco · Government / Democratic Party Government

Japan & Washington sign the Japan Security Treaty

Shigeru Yoshida8 September 1951

Tokyo · Government / Democratic Party Government

US troops are given bases in Japan for any confrontation with Russia. The SDF is created to protect Japan

1952

Shigeru Yoshida28 April 1952

Government / Democratic Party Government

The Security Treaty with the USA comes into effect

Shigeru Yoshida28 April 1952

Washington · Government / Democratic Party Government

Signs a peace Treaty with the USA

1960

Nobusuke Kishi23 June 1960

Tokyo · Government / Liberal-Democratic Party Government

The Treaty of Mutual Security & Cooperation goes into effect

Nobusuke Kishi1960

Tokyo · Government / Liberal-Democratic Party Government

The Treaty causes demonstrations of up to 100,000. Japan & the USA sign the 2nd security Treaty, Treaty of Mutual Security & Cooperation. Allows the US to launch military operations from Japan, including nuclear weapons. 40 socialists leave the Japan Socialist Party & form the Democratic Socialist Party

1970

Eisaku Sato1970

Government / Liberal-Democratic Party Government

The Security Treaty is extended

Names involved

Eisaku SatoNobusuke KishiShigeru Yoshida

Provenance

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