Archiwalia

FO 410: Confidential Papers: Japan.

FO 800 Private Collections.

National Archives, London, England.

Źródła drukowane

Awakening Japan. The Diary of a German Doctor, Erwin Baelz, ed. T. Baelz, Bloomington–London 1974.

British Documents on the Origins of the War, vol. II: The Anglo-Japanese Alliance and the Franco-British Entente, London 1927.

Emperor Hirohito and His Chief Aide-de-Camp. The Honjō Diary 1933–1936, ed. and trans. M. Hane, Tokyo 1982.

Pamiętniki

[Hayashi T.], The Secret Memoirs of Count Tadasu Hayashi,ed. A.M. Pooley, London 1915.

Monografie, rozprawy, artykuły

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CrowleyJ.W., Japan’s Quest for Autonomy. National Security and Foreign Policy, 1935–1938, Princeton, NJ 1966.

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