| Japanese map of Manchukuo, April 1935, New Youth Magazine, Hakubunkan Publishing After the conquest of Manchuria in 1931, the Japanese Army renamed it Manchukuo and placed the Chinese Emperor, Pu-Yi, on the throne. Pu-Yi was a puppet, controlled by the Japanese Army. The Army set up its own corporations to exploit the resources of Manchukuo, and began to ship both natural resources and finished products to Japan. | |
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| Caption Author | Written or Adapted by Jason McDonald |
| Date Photographed | April 1, 1935 |
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| State or Province | Manchukuo |
| Country | China |
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