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| | TIMELINE 19th Century page of ULTIMATE WESTERNS WEB GUIDE |
 | | A brief report of the discovery appears in a San Francisco newspaper in mid-March, where it goes mostly unnoticed. | | | 1835: At a Consultation held in San Felipe de Austin, members of Stephen Austin's American colony issue the Declaration of the People of Texas -- which proclaims their independence of Santa Anna's government on the grounds that Santa Anna violated the Mexican constitution in proclaiming himself dictator. | | | The treaty divides the plains into separate tracts assigned to each tribe, who agree to remain on their own land, to cease their attacks on each other and on white migrants and to recognize the right of the United States to establish roads and military outposts within their territories. |
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| | Carver County Historical Society |
| | county seat was San Francisco Township but in 1856 voters moved it to Chaska. | | | With the signing of the treaty of Traverse de Sioux, however, this area was opened for settlement by white pioneers. | | | The bricks were also used in the foundation of the Minnesota Capitol building when it was constructed 100 years ago. |
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| | History of Omaha |
| | Possession of the area shuffled between France and Spain with ownership eventually granted to France by the Treaty of San Ildefonso in 1800. | | | Three years later, the United States purchased the Louisiana Territory under the Treaty of Paris for $15,000,000. | | | Omaha drew national attention when Edward Creighton, for whom Creighton University is named, strung the first telegraph wires west in 1860, completing the Omaha to San Francisco line two years later. |
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| | info: SAN FRANCISCO |
| | Additionally the Treaty of San Francisco which formally ended war with Japan and established peaceful relations, was drafted and signed here six years later in 1951. | | | SF Chronicle workers ratify new labor agreement - OAS_AD('Button20'); SAN FRANCISCO -- Workers at the San Francisco Chronicle voted Wednesday night to approve a that of the Hearst-owned San Francisco Examiner nearly five years ago. | | | San Francisco is both a city and a county, and is the only one of California's 58 counties to possess that distinction. |
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| | World marks green (World Environment) day; big city mayors sign pacts |
| | San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom signs a international treaty with mayors from around the world, shown in background, at San Francisco City Hall Sunday, June 5, 2005, during the United Nations World Environment Day Conference. | | | San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, right and Istanbul, Turkey, Deputy Mayor Idris Gulluce, hold up an international treaty after it was signed by mayors from around the world at San Francisco City Hall, Sunday, June 5, 2005, during the United Nations World Environment Day Conference. | | | The show is part of activities in the city to mark the World Environment Day which falls on June 5. |
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| | Senkaku-Daioyutai Island Dispute |
| | Beijing& stated opposition to Japan’s claim is based on its belief that Japan and the United States illegally signed the 1951 San Francisco Treaty without the presence of China (one of World War II’s victorious countries). | | | According to the Chinese, the islands should have been returned to China after World War II, under the provisions of the 1943 Cairo Declaration, the 1945 Potsdam Proclamation and Article 2 of the San Francisco Treaty. | | | Japan claims that the islands have always been treated as part of Okinawa and were not transferred under the Treaty of Shimonoseki. |
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http://www.vic-info.org/RegionsTop.nsf/0/61e9ba79460791088a2568950063316d?OpenDocument
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| | The Territorial Dispute Over Dokdo |
| | Although the 1952 San Francisco Peace Treaty between Japan and the former allied powers settled sovereignty over the islands of Ullungdo, Kommundo, and Chejudo (all to Korea), the ownership of Dokdo was not settled in the treaty. | | | In fact, the Rhee government never bothered to produce a scholarly, well-documented study of the Korean historical record on Dokdo that could offer the American drafters of the peace treaty an alternative to the Japanese Foreign Ministry´s monograph, "Minor Islands in the Sea of Japan". | | | Even after the peace treaty was signed and talks on the normalization of relations between the ROK and Japan were underway, the Korean demand for recognition of their country´s sovereignty over Dokdo continued. |
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http://www.geocities.com/mlovmo/page4.html
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| | Treaty of Taipei - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | This treaty was necessary because neither the Republic of China nor the People's Republic of China were invited to sign the Treaty of San Francisco over disagreements by other countries of which government was the legitimate government of China. | | | The Treaty of Taipei acknowledged the terms of the Treaty of San Francisco in which Japan renounced all the rights, nominal rights, and claims concerning Taiwan and Penghu. | | | In 1972 upon establishment of diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China, Japanese Foreign Minister Ohira announced that the treaty had become obsolete and was therefore rescinded (as he had been requested by the PRC to do), though the the legality of the move was subject to some debate. |
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| | Japan Focus Article |
| | The San Francisco Peace Treaty was in essence a separate peace between the United States and Japan, as charged by the PRC, which was not invited to the Peace Conference. | | | After the Treaty of Shimonoseki, the Japanese government placed the Diaoyu Islands under the jurisdiction of Yaeyama County (comprising the southernmost island group of Okinawa Prefecture) and leased some of them to a Japanese entrepreneur, Koga Tatsushiro, who used the islands as a bonito fishing and processing base. | | | Chinese literature almost invariably claims that these were among the "islands appertaining or belonging to Formosa" that were ceded to Japan under the Treaty of Shimonoseki. |
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| | Articles - Political status of Taiwan |
| | Therefore, the independence supporters assert that both the Treaty of San Francisco and Treaty of Taipei hold the legal supremacy over the surrender instrument and that these treaties did not transfer the title of Taiwan from Japan to China. | | | Both would be examples of territory changes." Japan renounced all rights to Taiwan in the San Francisco Treaty in 1951 and the Treaty of Taipei of 1952 without an explicit recipient. | | | Subsequently, because of the Shimonoseki Treaty of 1895, Taiwan had been de jure part of Japan when the ROC was established in 1912 and thus was not part of the Chinese republic. |
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| | Articles - Pescadores Islands |
| | In the Treaty of San Francisco, Japan gave up the sovereignty over Formosa and the Pescadores but did not state to whom it ceded these islands. | | | On July 26, 1945, the three governments issued the Potsdam Declaration, declaring that "the terms of the Cairo Declaration shall be carried out," but did not formally do so in the Treaty of San Francisco. | | | The Manchu Empire then ceded these islands to Japan in 1895 in the Sino-Japanese Treaty of Shimonoseki. |
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| | Kuril Islands Information |
| | Russia reclaimed them after the WWII (Treaty of San Francisco), but Japan maintains a claim to the four southernmost islands, called Northern Territories in Japan (see Kuril Island conflict). | | | Related Topics: Hokkaido, Japan, Kamchatka, Sea of Okhotsk, Pacific, Russia, Sakhalin Oblast, Ainu, Ainu, Russians, 18th century, 1875, Treaty of Saint Petersburg, Sakhalin, Russia, WWII, Treaty of San Francisco, Kuril Island conflict, Atlasov Island, Volcanic, Haiku, | | | Japan inherited them in 1875 (Treaty of Saint Petersburg) in exchange for ceding Sakhalin to Russia. |
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| | Treaty of Peace with Japan |
| | The Treaty of Peace with Japan, between the Allied Powers and Japan, was officially signed by 48 nations on September 8, 1951 in San Francisco. | | | The treaty does not formally state which nations are sovereign over these areas, a fact that some supporters of Taiwan independence use to justify Taiwanese self-determination according to Article 77b of the Charter of the United Nations. | | | The signing of a peace treaty had been hampered... |
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| | Encyclopedia: History of Taiwan |
| | Only after Japan renounced signed the Treaty of San Francisco in 1951 did sovereignty of Taiwan return to its people, a resolution based on the principle of self-determination provided by the UN Charter. | | | Concurrently the last Ming pretender had been captured and killed by General Wu San Gui, extinguishing any hope Zheng may have had of re-establishing the Ming Empire. | | | Some people believe, however, this Treaty made an undetermined cession of Taiwan that entrusted Taiwan sovereignty to the principal occupying power under the peace treaty, hence Taiwan is actually an overseas territory of the USA. |
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| | Japan Policy & Politics: LEAD: Japan, S. Korea historians at odds on key events |
| | Japan maintains that it settled the issue of postwar indemnity under the San Francisco peace treaty it signed with the United States and other Allied powers in 1952, as well as under subsequent war reparation agreements it concluded with various countries. | | | On this, the South Korean experts argue that South Korean individuals still have the right to claim postwar redress from Japan because the issue of the wartime sex slaves has not been adequately discussed. | | | Japanese and South Korean historians presented differing views on key historical events involving the two countries in a report released Friday as part of a bilateral project aimed at promoting mutual understanding and bridging gaps in history perceptions. |
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| | List of treaties: Information From Answers.com |
| | 1951 - Treaty of San Francisco - A peace treaty between the Allied powers and Japan and ended the conflict in the World War II. | | | 1954 - Baghdad Pact - Central Treaty Organization - Alliance of Arab states | | | 1778 - Treaty of Alliance - Alliance between the United States and France |
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| | Resources about Japan and Korea for personal use |
| | Recalling the relevant provisions of the Treaty of Peace with Japan signed at the city of San Francisco on September 8, 1951 and the Resolution 195 (III) adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on December 12, 1948; | | | at the city of San Francisco this eighth day of September 1951, in the English, French, and Spanish languages, all being equally authentic, and in the Japanese language. | | | Recognizing the importance of their close cooperation in conformity with the principles of the Charter of the United Nations to the promotion of their mutual welfare and common interests and to the maintenance of international peace and security; and |
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| | > Sakhalin Island abcworld.net |
| | Japan renounced its claims of sovereignty over southern Sakhalin in the Treaty of San Francisco (1952), but did not approve Russian sovereignty over it. | | | Following the Opium War, Russia forced the Qing to sign the unequal Treaty of Aigun and Convention of Peking, under which China lost all territories north of Heilongjiang (Amur) and east of Ussuri, including Sakhalin, to Russia. | | | The 1686 Nerchinsk Treaty reaffirmed Sakhalin as Chinese territory. |
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| | History of the San Leandro Yacht Club |
| | Charges of voter fraud are leveled against the San Leandro Cherry Festival. | | | February 2 - California was ceded by Mexico to the United States in the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. | | | The charter members were: California Yacht Club (founded in 1893), Corinthian Yacht Club (founded in 1886), Encinal Yacht Club (founded in 1890), Pacific Yacht Club (founded in 1873) and San Francisco Yacht Club (founded in 1869). |
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| | CONK! Encyclopedia: List_of_treaties |
| | 1951 - Treaty of San Francisco - A peace treaty between the Allied powers and Japan and ended the conflict in the World War II. | | | 1954 - Baghdad Pact- Central Treaty Organization - Alliance of Arab states | | | 1778 - Treaty of Alliance - Alliance between the United States and France |
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| | Responses of Germany and Japan to World War II crimes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | However, the Japanese Foreign Ministry replied using the San Francisco Peace Treaty of 1951, in which the United Kingdom was a signatory state (and therefore, the colony of Singapore), has settled all compensation claims (even though Japan's compensations to the Singapore colonial government practically only dealt with British property damages). | | | In 1965, Treaty on Basic Relations between Japan and the Republic of Korea was signed to establish basic relationship between Japan and the Republic of Korea. | | | Under Treaty of Taipei in 1952, ROC(Taiwan) relinquished it's right to request reparation. |
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| | The Hindu : dated September 11, 1951: Japanese Peace Treaty and After |
| | After signing the Japanese Peace Treaty in San Francisco on the 8th, the ``Big Three'' Foreign Ministers had gone to Washington D.C. to engage in fresh talks expected to lead to a comparable settlement with Western Germany later in 1951. | | | The talks were also expected to touch upon pressing international problems including Korea, China, Kashmir, the Anglo-Persian Oil dispute, the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty, East-West trade, and admitting Greece and Turkey into the Atlantic Pact. | | | U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson hoped that the talks would clear the way for signing a provisional peace settlement with Western Germany first, and then to conclude a security agreement for that nation to make its contribution to Western defence. |
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| | China |
| | Treaty of Peace with Japan, Signed at San Francisco, 8 September 1951, Initial entry into force 28 April 1952 | | | Treaty of Peace between the Republic of China and Japan, Signed at Taipei, 28 April 1952, Entered into force, 5 August 1952, by the exchange of the instruments of ratification at Taipei | | | Treaty of Peace and Friendship between Japan and the People's Republic of China, Signed at Beijing, 12 August 1978, Entered into force 23 October 1978 by the exchange of the instruments of ratification at Tokyo |
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| | RE: should Japan government apologize to China for the War in 1937-1945? |
| | Treaty of Peace between Japan and the Republic of China: âAs a sign of magnanimity and good will towards the Japanese people, the Republic of China voluntarily waives the benefit of the services to be made available by Japan pursuant to Article 14 (a) 1 of the San Francisco Treaty.'' | | | No one really believes that Japan as a nation believed that her past actions during WWII were good and not in need of apology, but the issue is really about if the action of the goverment AND ordinary citizens are actually manifestations of remorse. | | | Though there are historical revisionists (like Ishihara, text-book revisionists, etc.) who are becoming influential in the political scene in Japan, I believe that after the WWII most of Japanese people deeply regretted the result of the cruel war and the disaster. |
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| | Articles - List of treaties |
| | 1951 - Treaty of San Francisco - A peace treaty between the Allied powers and Japan and ended the conflict in the World War II. | | | 1954 - Baghdad Pact- Central Treaty Organization - Alliance of Arab states | | | 1778 - Treaty of Alliance - Alliance between the United States and France |
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| | List of treaties: Information From Answers.com |
| | 1951- Treaty of San Francisco - A peace treaty between the Allied powers and Japan and ended the conflict in the World War II. | | | 1954 - Baghdad Pact - Central Treaty Organization - Alliance of Arab states | | | 1778 - Treaty of Alliance - Alliance between the United States and France |
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| | Camelot Village: Britain's Heritage and History |
| | United States and 48 other countries sign peace treaty with Japan in San Francisco | | | Treaty of Kanagawa; United States and Japan agree their first modern trade treaty | | | Peace treaty ends piracy and leads to 150 years of British supremacy in the Persian Gulf |
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| | List of treaties - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | 1951 - Treaty of San Francisco - A peace treaty between the Allied powers and Japan and ended the conflict in the World War II. | | | 1954 - Baghdad Pact - Central Treaty Organization - Alliance of Arab states | | | 1778 - Treaty of Alliance - Alliance between the United States and France |
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| | Dokdo Belongs to Korea - Timeline |
| | The San Francisco Peace Treaty resolves Korea's post-war claims with Japan, officially returning Ulleungdo, Jejudo and Geomundo. | | | Japan officially annexes Korea, claiming all territory as its own. | | | Japan forces Korea to sign the Eulsa Treaty, surrendering power over its own affairs. |
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