Missions to Manchuria

In the first half of the twentieth century, Christian missionaries and Japanese officials both staked out physical terrain in northeast China in which they aimed to establish and expand their respective influence. They did so while embracing divergent senses of mission, yet their views and methods to a great extent coincided. Similarities in views and methods initially engendered mutual respect and cooperation, but a worsening international climate in the 1930s and a simultaneous hardening of Japanese attitudes led to growing mutual suspicions and the termination of this working relationship. Shifting Japanese attitudes, moreover, worsened relations with Chinese

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