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That's a factor but Russia, even more under the Soviets than the Czars are a major opponent at this time and also it runs in line with the armies desire for more funds and influence and the idea of settling the region and securing a wider basis for Japanese future. Not saying that Japan won't...

Would agree. Plus if the US isn't involved and Lenin's coup has still occurred I can't see any way that the allies would oppose a continued Japanese presence in Siberia. They are more likely to be cheering them on. You might see somewhat less intervention from an even more exhausted western...