Japan's Colonial Medical Policy in Prewar Mongolia: A Case Study of Itinerant Medical Teams in 'Mokyo' and 'Koan Moko'.

摘要

When Japan implemented the Mainland policy, they created a political region name "ManMo", and integrated the corresponding policy "ManMo Policy" to become a strategy. Based on "ManMo Policy" Japan launched "Manchurian Incident" on September 18, 1931 and successively established the "Mokyo" / "Koan Moko";Japan implemented "Itinerant Medical Service" in "Mokyo" / "Koan Moko" to permeate their influence in these regions. It is an important viewpoint on the research of Japanese colonial policy.;This treatise, researched the Japanese colonial policy in "Mokyo"/ "Koan Moko" from the angle of the medical policy, based on the past Itinerant Medical Service Reports / Investigation Reports; utilized participants' investigation notebooks which have never been introduced before and the historical materials from the Diplomatic Historical Materials Library; refer and analysed the bulletins of government departments, yearbooks, newspapers and so on. Clarify the actual situation of Itinerant Medical Service which was the part of the medical policy and analyze the historical position of "Itinerant Medical Service".;In order to govern the "Mokyo" / "Koan Moko", Japan performed the social works such like enriched the social and public services, spread the Medical thought and set up the clinics, hospitals in these regions. At the same time they implemented Itinerant Medical Service as an important part of medical policy.