Lowe, Peter
- Sir Alvary Gascoigne in Japan, 1946-1951
- Sir Alvary Gascoigne in Japan, 1946-51
- Sir William Conyngham Greene, 1854-1934: British Ambassador to Japan, 1912-19
- Sir William Conyngham Greene: Ambassador to Japan, 1912-19
- Introduction: The Post-war Years
- Sir Robert Heatlie Scott (1905-82) and Japan
Sir Alvary Gascgoine (1946-1951) headed the British liaison mission in Tokyo from 1946 to '51, and was responsible for establishing postive relations with General Douglas MacArthur.
Sir Alvary Gascgoine (1946-1951) headed the British liaison mission in Tokyo from 1946 to '51, and was responsible for establishing postive relations with General Douglas MacArthur.
Sir William Conyngham Greene (1854-1934) assumed his diplomatic posts in Pretoria and later Japan at times of accelerating tension and turbulence in the and late 19th early 20th centuries. This essay charts his career through both of these times.
Sir William Conyngham Greene (1854-1934) assumed his diplomatic posts in Pretoria and later Japan at times of accelerating tension and turbulence in the and late 19th early 20th centuries. This essay charts his career through both of these times.
Peter Lowe's Introduction to Part III of British Envoys in Japan: The Post-war Years.
Robert Scott’s (1905-82) career goes some way to illustrate Japan’s impact on the world in the 20th Century, particularly with regard to British and American foreign policy in South East Asia following the Second World War.