Pact anti-Comintern
The pact anti-Comintern signed in 1936 is a treaty between the Germany and the Japan
Occupying the Manchukuo since 1932, the Armée imperial Japanese woman runs up against the Soviet S on the borders of the Siberia and the Mongolia. This tension makes it possible the Germany anticommunist to approach the Japan. The November 25th 1936, they sign the Pacte anti Komintern :
According to the public text, this agreement is intended to counter the IIIème Internationale Communiste .
According to a secret protocol, the two countries lend themselves help (military aid) if one of both is attacked by the the USSR.
Berlin insists that the Italy adheres to this pact. Mussolini sign this treaty one year later, the November 6th 1937. The Hungary adheres to it to the beginning of 1939 and the Spain of Franco adheres to it in its turn the March 27th 1939.
Internal bond
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