Before the war

Before the war(Senryen:: antebellum,: prewar,: Vorkriegszeit) is the period before the existence begins. Synonyms are.

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Words and concepts that refer to short-term or long-term periods before the outbreak of war. The political system (up to the state depending on circumstances) is rebuilt and changed until the war on the border.

The word "prewar" has the meaning "before the war starts", but sometimes it is accompanied by the meaning of "a system that led to war". This is because there are many situations where the nation changes from the root at the boundary of the war.

War pointed to "before World War II"

Japan

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In the case of simply saying "prewar", it usually starts with () refers to the era before the outbreak. However, there are cases where the beginning of () begins with "the end of prewar" as the beginning.

There are also people who express "the period before World War II" including the period during the Pacific War until the end. This is under the period prior to World War II as a sovereign, and this system continued until the end of World War II, so it refers to the emperor sovereignty era under the Constitution of the Japan Imperial Empire "before World War II" It is what we call. In the meaning of "the era under the Constitution of the Japan Imperial Empire" and "the era of the sovereignty of the Emperor" is considered to be the beginning of the "prewar" period.

Japan in the "before World War II" is an imitation to the state · it is a nation, its extreme is the era when it happened. In other words, both in Japan and abroad are the era of "power politics". When it was defeated and the government was held, the national name became "" and hurried to escape colonialization of the strong power. Changed from () to (the Japan Empire constitution). At that time, Japan was simply called "Empire" (eg,), but when the country name changed to "Japan," the designation "before the war" was used to refer to Japan in the "empire" era It began to become.

Military and international relations

"Japan before the war" was also a naval state. It consists of military personnel, but the number of warships held became an economic indicator and also became diplomatic issue.

Japan's international relations "before World War II" was originally modeled as an example, but during that period it was the basis of diplomacy. And again from the end of the First World War to the end of the Second World War, it was again Germany.

Kyoto

, It sometimes refers to "before" or "before." This is a usage that strongly has a meaning that emphasizes that Kyoto is an old city, although Kyoto had hardly suffered a war damage in the Second World War.

united states of america

Since it is involved in many wars after the founding of the country, it is merely "before war" (prewar, antebellum) · "after war" (postwar, postbellum) Is not used.

An example called simply "prewar" has an example of calling "before" the pre- or the Civil war era in Latin. Also referring to the era between "" (interbellum) There are usage also called (example :).

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