Immediately after World War 1 how were conditions in Japan different from conditions in Germany?

Answer 1

Japan emerged as a world power after WW 1, but Germany was weak and humiliated.

Answer 2

The German public was left dispirited and angry after the Treaty of Versailles. Germany and its economy were utterly exhausted. It had fought for over four years against an alliance that had more manpower and raw materials. When WW1 ended and for some months afterwards Germany experienced a whole series of left-wing uprisings, but these were successfully suppressed. Attempts to overthrow the government by force - by extreme right-wing groups - continued until late 1923 (Hitler's Munich Beer Hall Putsch). The feeble economic recovery under the Weimar Republic was wrecked by the worldwide depression of 1929.

Japan was not a major combatant in World War 1, although it marked the beginning of Japan's imperial aspirations. Japanese maintained full political independence during the golden age of Imperialism, and was little affected by the economic woes of Western Europe and the US.

But instead of continuing its move toward liberal civilian government, Japan fell prey to militaristic Dictatorship in the 1930s (as did Germany and Italy in their own forms of nationalism).

Answer 3

For Apex: Japan emerged as a world power, but Germany was weak and humiliated

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