The Japanese invasion of Manchuria as seen in the Spanish press (1931-1934)
Abstract
The Japanese invasion of Manchuria, in September 1931, had a widespread impact throughout the world. What originally began as a small conflict will soon become a serious international crisis. In Spain, where a change of the political regime had just taken place that year, the media also followed closely the events of Asia. During the following years the Spanish press kept a regular coverage of this conflict, in a process that would end up polarizing the image of Japan in Spain around two groups: the supporters and the detractors.
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