South Seas Mandate
South Seas Mandate links to 2984 places across 11 topics through 40 Bunkabop connections. History dominates, followed by nature and military topics such as the German Empire, the Caroline Islands and World War I. Japan, the United States and China are its strongest co-connected places. Japan sent Germany an ultimatum in 1914 demanding that it vacate the Marshall, Marianas and Caroline Islands. Its governor reported directly to the Prime Minister of Japan.
Kaiser-Wilhelmsland
Connects South Seas Mandate to: Morobe Province | Kainantu
Japanese Diet
Connects South Seas Mandate to: Shizuoka (city), Japan | Fuji, Japan | Lomita, California
Prime Minister of Japan
Connects South Seas Mandate to: Chiyoda, Tokyo | Hinode, Japan | Kamiyamachō, Shibuya
Shunsuke Kondo
Connects South Seas Mandate to: Tokyo, Japan | Kumamoto Prefecture | Nagasaki Prefecture | Ishikawa Prefecture | Fukui Prefecture
South Pacific air ferry route in World War II
Connects South Seas Mandate to: United States | California | Australia | New Zealand | Philippines
Imperial German Navy
Connects South Seas Mandate to: Hastings, England | Schleswig-Holstein | Grudziądz, Poland | Tønder, Denmark | Vaiņode, Latvia
Mori Koben
Connects South Seas Mandate to: Germany | Japan | Hawaii | Yokohama, Japan | Marshall Islands
Sanji Iwabuchi
Connects South Seas Mandate to: Australia | Philippines | Hong Kong | Manila, Philippines | Intramuros
Yao Kitabatake
Connects South Seas Mandate to: Tokyo, Japan | Kamakura, Japan | Aomori, Japan | Aomori Prefecture | Tōhoku region
Nanshin-ron
Connects South Seas Mandate to: London, England | Japan | China | Tokyo, Japan | Taiwan
flying boat
Connects South Seas Mandate to: Nairobi, Kenya | St. Petersburg, Florida | Salem, Massachusetts | Mimico | Alert, Nunavut
Micronesia
Connects South Seas Mandate to: Malaysia | Palau | Yap | Wake Island | Rasht, Iran