Geography of Germany and japan in World War II

Japan used the advantage of the Archipelago volcano on July7, 1937 to invade china hence initiating the second war around the pacific while Germany on the other side invaded Poland way back in September 1, 1939 hence unleashing the European war, the two events were highly contributed by the geography of the two nations. The population of Germany including the Saar region according to the June 16, 1933 census was 67 million people which indicated a decreasing population of the country, Saar region by then was under the control of the formation of the United Nations. The decrease has been as a result of the exodus which was followed by the Nazi take over which take place in January where about 37,000 Jews moved from Germany at the period of the First World War.

Seventy percent of those who were in urban areas are Jews at that moment. About fifty of all the Jews who stay in at least 10 largest cities in Germany, the highest population history of Jews center is located in Berlin City, which indicated a total of over 160,000 in the year 1925 which represent less than four percent of the city total population1. Southern Asia specifically japan experienced very high demographic change in its main cities due to the increased Japanese occupation, there are two patterns evident to the population movements. In some parts where there is no food for the large population, people move in search for food security which leads to the inflow of people to urban centers4. In the urban areas, the biggest threat was the safety of civilians more so those from the Japanese and their allies while bombing.

In the areas of manila and Rangoon, war time the population was unanimous, famine in java and Northern parts of Indochina have severally impacted Jakarta and Hanoi through inflows of people from remote parts. 5 During the World War 2 the Japanese government was not in a position to control the largest number of people who were coming to urban areas which was a suitable target for the rivals in the wars. The Japanese military were extra keen on the strategies they employ during the World War 2 especially on the United States; they had the knowledge of lack of discrepancy between the United States and the Japanese well-formed empires. The Japanese w1ere aware that they will only defeat or challenges the United States by the use of well calculated tactics, they stick on their ability to stretch the strategic advantage which they obtained at Pearl Harbor in addition to their rapid strategic histories.

Nevertheless, they believed that the only way they can deceive the United States was simply to attack the pacific fleet and to conquest its remote outposts9. In June 1952, there was a first land attack that was suffered by the Japanese in the pacific, it was then that the was a catastrophic of the Japanese has proven to be the beginning of a new phase of war as the Japanese navy was unable to control its offensive strategic capability and also it was unable to reconstruct the loss of such huge number of qualified air groups, this attack weakened the Japanese troops hence accepting defeat10. Even at the end of World War 2, they were secretly attacked by its rivals on trade and trespass hence did not have their actual strength of dealing with them.