China in World War II

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The Emperor of Japan dies in 1926, and the Showa Emperor begins his reign. Here is the Showa Emperor in rare prewar footage. 1930. 56K or T1

Japan takes over Manchuria, renames it Manchukuo, and installs Chinese Emperor Pu-Yi on the Throne. 1931. 56K or T1

Japanese Foreign Minister Matsuoka at the League of Nations defending Japan's China Policy, February 1933. 56K or T1

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'U.S. Army Campaigns of World War II: China Offensive' -- A brief history of US Army operations in China in 1945.

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