Treaty of San Francisco

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international treaty peace treaty

The Treaty of San Francisco was the 1951 peace treaty between Japan and most Allied nations that officially ended World War II hostilities with Japan and restored its sovereignty.

Aliases (4)

Statements (71)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	international treaty → peace treaty →
addressed	reparations from Japan →
alsoKnownAs	San Francisco Peace Treaty →
concludedIn	1951 →
defined	Japan's postwar territorial limits →
draftedBy	United States Department of State →
ended	state of war between Japan and most Allied Powers →
enteredIntoForceOn	1952-04-28 →
hostedBy	United States →
language	English → Japanese →
negotiatedBy	John Foster Dulles →
nonSignatory	India → Korea → People's Republic of China → Republic of China → Soviet Union →
providedFor	end of Allied occupation of Japan →
relatedTo	Allied occupation of Japan → U.S.–Japan Security Treaty →
restored	Japanese sovereignty →
resultedIn	Japan's return to international community →
signatory	Australia → Bolivia → Brazil → Cambodia → Canada → Ceylon → Chile → Costa Rica → Cuba → Dominican Republic → Egypt → El Salvador NERFINISHED → Ethiopia → France → Guatemala NERFINISHED → Haiti → Honduras NERFINISHED → Indonesia → Iran → Iraq → Italy → Japan → Laos → Lebanon → Mexico → Netherlands → New Zealand → Nicaragua NERFINISHED → Pakistan → Panama → Paraguay → Peru → Philippines → Saudi Arabia → Syria → Turkey → United Kingdom → United States → Uruguay → Venezuela → Vietnam → Yugoslavia →
signedAt	War Memorial Opera House →
signedIn	San Francisco →
signedInCountry	United States →
signedOn	1951-09-08 →
subjectOf	post–World War II peace settlement with Japan →
tookEffectIn	1952 →

Referenced by (9)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Allied occupation of Japan → Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers ("San Francisco Peace Treaty regime") →	followedBy
Treaty of San Francisco ("San Francisco Peace Treaty") →	alsoKnownAs
John Foster Dulles →	contributedTo
Kuril Islands ("San Francisco Peace Treaty") →	hasHistoricalTreaty
Soviet occupation of Kuril Islands ("San Francisco Peace Treaty (as interpreted by the Soviet Union)") →	legalBasis
Pescadores Islands →	referencedIn
1960 Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security ("1951 U.S.–Japan Security Treaty") →	replaced
Shigeru Yoshida ("San Francisco Peace Treaty") →	signed