Far Eastern Commission

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Allied occupation authority intergovernmental commission international organization

The Far Eastern Commission was an international Allied body established after World War II to oversee and formulate policy for the occupation and reconstruction of Japan.

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Allied occupation authority → intergovernmental commission → international organization →
appliesToJurisdiction	Japan → Japanese constitution drafting process → Japanese education reforms → Japanese government → Japanese industrial policy after World War II → Japanese war crimes policy →
basedOn	Moscow Conference decisions of 1945 → Potsdam Declaration →
country	Australia → Canada → China → France → India → Netherlands → New Zealand → Philippines → Soviet Union → United Kingdom → United States of America →
dissolutionCause	coming into force of the San Francisco Peace Treaty →
dissolved	1952 →
follows	surrender of Japan →
hasEffect	influenced Japanese economic reforms → limited authority of Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers → shaped postwar Japanese political system →
hasLanguage	Chinese → English → French → Russian →
hasMainSubject	occupation of Japan → post–World War II reconstruction of Japan →
hasObjective	ensure Japan would not again become a military threat → guide Japan toward peaceful reconstruction → promote democratic institutions in Japan →
hasPart	Allied Council for Japan → policy decisions on demilitarization of Japan → policy decisions on democratization of Japan → policy decisions on economic reform in Japan →
hasRole	policy‑making body for Allied occupation of Japan → supervisory body over Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers →
inception	1945 →
locationOfHeadquarters	Washington, D.C. →
parentOrganization	Allied powers →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Allied Council for Japan → SCAP → Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers →	subordinateTo
Allied Council for Japan →	parentOrganization