英文摘要 |
The ”North China Autonomy Movement”(華北自治運動)was a separatism which the Japanese deliberately created through negotiation with the local warlords North China in 1935. This movement was fostered by the Japanese with their attempt to weaken the rule of the Nationlist Government (Nanjing)in North China and was regarded as a crucial step for them to attain the final goal of conquering the whole of China. This paper, based on the recently opened “Archives of President Chiang Kai-shek” (「蔣中正總統檔案」or「大溪檔案」), is a study of this critical event. It tries to analyze the factions and diplomacy in China in the 1930s, especially focusing on the conflict between Chiang Kai-shek and Song Zhe-yuan (宋哲元), commander of the Nationalist 29th Army in North China. In addition, the paper discusses the complicated and strained relationship that developed between China and Japan over the years before the Sino-Japanese War. |