Category:Yap Controversy
From Habele Institute
Also described as the Yap Cable Crisis, the Yap Controversy and the Yap Island Controversy.
Diplomatic tensions between the United States and Japan concerning the control of the Island of Yap after World War I. This controversy was a significant issue during the negotiations of the Treaty of Versailles, as both nations recognized the strategic importance of Yap in the Pacific, particularly for its potential as a telecommunication hub.
(See also the earlier, but distinct, Yap Conflict, between the Spanish and Germans.)
Pages in category "Yap Controversy"
The following 12 pages are in this category, out of 12 total.
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- The American-Japanese Controversy Over the Island of Yap
- The Diplomatic Struggle for the Carolines, 1898
- The Wilson Administration and the Mandate Question in the Pacific: Struggle Among the Powers Over the Disposition of Former German Colonies
- The Yap Controversy and Its Significance
- Treaty Between the United States and Japan with Regard to the Former German Islands in the Pacific Ocean, in Particular the Island of Yap
- Treaty, North Pacific German Islands
