海軍南方占領地に進出した日本の企業会社(<特集>「近代日本の南方関与」 II )

Abstract

When the War broke out, Japanese military forces occupied many areas in Southeast Asia, and both the Army and Navy shared their control. Areas administered by the Navy were referred to as District B and those by the Army, District A. This paper examines the general industrial policy and enterprises of District B. Areas held by the Navy in District B were Dutch Borneo, Celebes, Molucca Islands, the Lesser Sunda Islands, New Guinea, Bismark Islands, and Guam. These enterprises which were active throughout the Navy-administered areas provide information about the Naval Military Administration.