For this reason, Japan's conversations with the other signatories of the Japan-Axis alliance regarding the enforcement of the clause which specifies that any of the three countries attacked by a state not yet involved in the war must be granted full military and economic assistance by its partners, are not without interest.
The object of these conversations is less that Japan should grant assistance to the European totalitarian states than that the latter should come to her aid should she be involved in a difficult situation with the United States—Havas,
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