Reluctant Allies: German-Japanese Naval Cooperation During World War II Book

Preface	ix
Acknowledgments	xiii
Chronology	xvii
PART ONE: German and Japanese Naval Conceptions and Operations
1 A Short History	3
2 Two Navies Prepare for War	17
3 The Axis in Southern Waters	32
4 The Japanese in the Indian Ocean	43
5 Axis Submarine Operations in the Indian Ocean	58
6 Practical Cooperation and Exchange of Experience	68
PART TWO: Forming the Axis Challenge to Anglo-American Naval Power
7 Building Navies, 1919-1933	87
8 Rapprochement, 1934-1936	91
9 Cooperation with Caution	113
10 Drawing Closer	127
11 Bargains and Treaties, 1938-1939	141
12 Japan's Response to the Outbreak of War	159
13 Intelligence Exchange	171
14 Intentions and Evasions	180
PART THREE: Logistical Exchange between the Partners
15 Exchange of Personnel	199
16 Transport of Materials	211
PART FOUR: Conclusion
17 Conclusion	235
Appendix A The Tripartite Pact between Germany, Italy, and
Japan	245
Appendix B Secret Supplementary Protocols to the Tripartite
Pact	248
Appendix C The Führer's Directive No	24 on Cooperation
with Japan	255
Appendix D Military Agreements Concerning Joint Warfare	258
Appendix E The Automedon Incident	262
Appendix F Report from Japanese Naval Attaché Berlin, 29
June 1941	269
Appendix G Chief of Bureau of Military Affairs to Naval
Attaché Berlin, 26 July 1941	272
Appendix H Report from Japanese Naval Attaché Berlin, 26
May 1944	276
Notes	279
Glossary	359
Bibliography	363
Index	407