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The 22 pages that link to Treaty of San Francisco, each with the reason it gives.

• Imperial Japanese NavyRelated: It marked Japan’s return to international sovereignty after the navy’s wartime defeat and dissolution.

• East AsiaRelated: Its settlement helped shape the postwar political order in East Asia.

• Postwar JapanRelated: Its entry into force in 1952 ended the occupation and restored Japanese sovereignty.

• Japanese war crimesRelated: Its settlement provisions shaped Japan’s postwar reparations and relations with affected states.

• Shigeru YoshidaRelated: Yoshida led Japan’s government as it negotiated the treaty restoring Japanese sovereignty.

• AmericanizationRelated: It marks Japan’s transition from U.S. occupation to a postwar alliance shaped by American influence.

• Occupation of JapanBroader topic: Its entry into force ended the occupation and restored Japan’s sovereignty.

• Paris Peace Treaties, 1947Compared with: It settled the Pacific war later and through a different group of signatories.

• Surrender of JapanRelated: It converted the wartime surrender and occupation into a formal postwar peace settlement.

• International Military Tribunal for the Far EastRelated: Its provisions addressed Japan’s acceptance of the judgments delivered by the postwar tribunals.

• Japan–United States relationsRelated: It ended the occupation and accompanied the creation of the postwar alliance.

• Cairo DeclarationRelated: Its treatment of Japanese renunciations did not settle every sovereignty question raised by Cairo.

• Japan–United States Security TreatyRelated: It restored Japanese sovereignty while leaving the U.S. security arrangement in a separate treaty.

• United States Civil Administration of the Ryukyu IslandsRelated: Its Article 3 provided the treaty basis for continued United States administration of the Ryukyus.

• Kuril Islands disputeRelated: Its wording left unresolved whether the disputed southern islands were included in Japan’s renunciation.

• Spratly IslandsRelated: Japan renounced claims to the Spratlys in the treaty, which did not name a recipient.

• Supreme Commander for the Allied PowersBroader topic: Its entry into force ended the occupation authority's rule over Japan.

• ANZUSRelated: Its terms and the absence of a binding US defense guarantee for Australia helped spur ANZUS.

• Bonin IslandsRelated: Its postwar framework preceded the United States’ administration of the islands.

• History of TaiwanRelated: Its wording is central to disputes over the legal consequences of Japan’s surrender.

• Liancourt RocksRelated: Its omission of the rocks from the listed Korean territories became central to rival interpretations of sovereignty.

• Senkaku IslandsRelated: The United States administered the islands within the Ryukyu area before returning administrative rights to Japan.