Use of Computer Algorithms for Feed Analysis (Nazi government's racial understanding of Japan in the 1938 German-Japan Cultural Agreement)

Digitization of records has become a global trend. For historians, this trend brings many advantages over the past, but also a quantitative expansion of information that a historian cannot cope with. Especially with regard to historical archives, digitization must invest more time and effort in food than it provides for comfort. This study presents a digital methodology that enables historical materials to be found and identified efficiently when information floods are caused by digitization, and focuses largely on methodological and historical topics. In the methodological field the processing of historical materials is described by Python, in the thematic field the ethnic understanding of the Nazis is recorded in the German before 1938-1938. First, a combination of certain words was created with the help of Pi-lines and the production time and the producers of the material that has drastically changed the locations and the combined combination This confirmed that the combination of words was possible in a certain period of time. to investigate departments and persons connected with the beginning of a document. The search revealed that the person who interpreted Japan as an Aryan race or an equivalent people, Walter Gross, was active in the German socialist racist state policy (RSDAP). The interpretation of Japan as an Aryan race cannot be confirmed until the end of 1937. It is also believed that Walther Gross's activities for the ethnic reinterpretation of Japan reflect the world order envisaged by Hitler, since it was a foreign and not a racist office. The cultural agreement between Japan and Germany of 1938 was therefore a step, To recognize ethnic and cultural similarities in the process of strategic expansion of the anti-communist agreement between the two countries of 1936 The ethnic interpretation of the Nazi government in Japan was part of the world order proposed by Hitler. Hitler considered the future world order just before World War II as an ethnic order and stressed that after the end of the war the world would again be transformed into a new, superior, culturally superior, superior race. Hitler reinterpreted the world order, especially by linking ethnic order with culture.