10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KIAOCHOW»
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A Historical Companion to Postcolonial Literatures: ...
Kiaochow The murder of two German missionaries in November 1897 gave
Germany the long awaited excuse for the occupation of the Jiaozhou Bay in the
North Chinese province of Shandong. Thereafter, the Chinese Empire was forced
to ...
Prem Poddar, Rajeev Shridhar Patke, Lars Jensen, 2008
2
Historical Dictionary of European Imperialism
The Second German Reich decided to establish itself at Kiaochow. Admiral
Count Alfred von Tirpitz, Reich state secretary of the naval office, opposed those
in the government who wanted Germany to seize the Chusan Islands, Wusung,
Amoy, ...
James Stuart Olson, Robert Shadle, 1991
decided whether Amoy or Kiaochow would be the most suitable port to occupy. It
was not until June 1897 that Kiaochow was definitely selected as the objective of
German policy.1 The German Foreign Ministry continued to drag its feet over ...
4
The Boxer Uprising: A Background Study
during his visit to St Petersburg in August 1897, took up the question with the
Tsar who answered that although Russia was interested mainly in assuring
herself access to the Bay of Kiaochow until she secured Pingyang (Pyongyang)
in Korea, ...
5
Harbin to Hanoi: The Colonial Built Environment in Asia, ...
Kiaochow was formally a leasehold, but German authorities treated it as nothing
less than a colony. Since one of the main goals of the occupation was to give the
navy a repair and coal station on the Chinese coast, it was relatively undisputed ...
Laura Victoir, Victor Zatsepine, 2013
6
'Luxury' Fleet: (RLE The First World War): The Imperial ...
Moreover, around 1905 it became clear to the Germans that Kiaochow did not
represent the cherished entry into China, but rather the final phase of her Far
East policy. Chinese nationalist reforms prevented the governors of Kiaochow
from ...
7
Historical Dictionary of the Spanish American War
180 KIAOCHOW, CHINA sent Admiral Pascual Cervera* orders and an outline of
plans for the reduction of Key West, but given U.S. naval superiority, nothing
came of the plan. REFERENCE: David F. Trask, The War with Spain in 1898 (
New ...
Donald H. Dyal, Brian B. Carpenter, Mark A. Thomas, 1996
8
Japanese Foreign Policy in the Interwar Period
Of these by far the most baffling was the problem of Kiaochow, part of Shantung
province. Its port of Tsingtao had been captured by Japanese armies in
November 1914 and the hinterland occupied for the remainder of the war. The
status of ...
9
Twentieth-century Colonialism and China: Localities, the ...
After the occupation, Kiaochow was placed under the jurisdiction of the Naval
Ministry (in Leutner and Mühlhahn 1997: 181–84; documents 42 and 43).1
Kiaochow was in fact the only German colony ever run by a branch of the military.
Bryna Goodman, David S. G. Goodman, 2012
10
German Colonialism: A Short History
... wide with a population of 190,000, like a colony (Map F). The lease agreement
also allowed the Germans to construct a railway line from Kiaochow to the
provincial capital of Jinan, and to exploit the coal deposits in the province (see ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «KIAOCHOW»
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Battles of Coronel and Falklands in the making by Mensun Bound
Their base was Tsingtao (now Qingdao) in Kiaochow Bay, an area of mainland conceded to Germany by China in 1898. Von Spee had left ... «Penguin News, Jul 14»
US Secretary of State John Kerry declared the era of the Monroe …
Roosevelt was concerned they would repeat what they did in Kiaochow, China—where a “temporary” occupation turned into a 99-year lease. «theTrumpet.com, Nov 13»
L'ultima crociera dell'ammiraglio Spee. Battaglie navali di Coronel e …
... alla squadra dell'Estremo Oriente, la cui base era il porto di Tsingtao nella concessione di Kiaochow, nella penisla cinese dello Shantung. «Novità - Centro Studi La Runa, Dec 09»
