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The Japanese staged an explosion at a railroad yard and blamed it on the Chinese. -- NovaNet answer
I believe that it was because of the Japanese invasion in the second part of the Sino-Japanese War. Both parties the KMT and the CCP wanted the Japanese out of their homeland. A good event to refer to is the Battle of Shanghai in 1937?
The Manchurian Crisis 1931-1933The first major failure of the League, in 1930, was over the Japanese invasion of Manchuria.Why did Japan invade?Japan had been badly hit by the Depression. Her industrial strength depended on exports. These fell by 50% between 1929 and 1931. Without exports she could not buy the inports she needed. The country was also overcrowded. The military leaders believed that Japan should expand for more living space and raw materials. Japan chose Manchuria because:It belonged to China which was very weak at this time. It was spilt in two by civil war between Nationalists and Communists.Japan argued that Manchuria would act as a buffer against the USSR and Communism.Japan already claimed special interests in Manchuria. They ran the South Manchurian Railway and controlled some of the cities along its route.The Mukden IncidentIn September the Japanese army staged the Mukden incident. On the night of 18 September, there was an explosion on the South Manchurian Railway just outside the city of Mukden. The Japanese claimed this was an act of sabotage by the Chinese. The Chinese denied this, claiming that all their soldiers in the areas were in barracks at the time. This gave the Japanese the ideal excuse to take over Manchuria. The invasion was a great success. In 1932 Manchuria was renamed Manchukuo. The last Chinese Emperor, Pu Yi, who had been overthrown in 1911, was made the Japanese puppet ruler.What did the League of Nations do?Most countries were horrified at what Japan had done. China asked the League of Nations for help. The League:Condemned Japan's actions and ordered the withdrawal of Japanese troops. The Japanese government agreed but the army refused.Appointed the Lytton Commission to investigate the crisis. This took over a year to report, by which time the invasion and occupation was complete. The Commission found Japan guilty of forcibly seizing part of China's territory.Accepted the Lytton Report and instructed all of its members not to recognize Manchukuo. It invited Japan to hand Manchuria back to China.The Japanese government kept Manchuria and then left the League in 1933. The League did not stop Japanese aggression. Indeed Japan went on to occupy the Chinese city of Jehol.
Historians generally accept two incidents involving China in the 1930's with Imperial Japan. The first was the "Manchurian Incident" (Mukden Incident-near a famous Russian-Japanese battle from the 1904-1905 war) which occurred in 1931/1933, depending on your source, which entailed the destruction a railroad track in Manchuria, triggering a Japanese military response. The second incident, occurred at or near the "Marco Polo Bridge", in 1937/1939, again according to your source of information. This too, triggered a Japanese military response.
One major event that happened in Lao's history was when the Chinese tried to invade the area in the 19th century but the French stopped them. The French then took over the country. In 1953, Laos was given independence.
The Japanese staged an explosion at a railroad yard and blamed it on the Chinese. -- NovaNet answer
The Japanese staged an explosion at a railroad yard and blamed it on the Chinese. -- NovaNet answer
Japanese soldiers stage an explosion at their own railroad station and then blamed it on the Chinese.therefore it would look justified when they attacked and the league of notions couldn't condemn them
Japanese soldiers stage an explosion at their own railroad station and then blamed it on the Chinese.therefore it would look justified when they attacked and the league of notions couldn't condemn them
The event that halted the Chinese Civil War was the Japanese invasion on 1937. This invasion also led to the end of World War II in 1945.
I believe that it was because of the Japanese invasion in the second part of the Sino-Japanese War. Both parties the KMT and the CCP wanted the Japanese out of their homeland. A good event to refer to is the Battle of Shanghai in 1937?
The Manchurian Crisis 1931-1933The first major failure of the League, in 1930, was over the Japanese invasion of Manchuria.Why did Japan invade?Japan had been badly hit by the Depression. Her industrial strength depended on exports. These fell by 50% between 1929 and 1931. Without exports she could not buy the inports she needed. The country was also overcrowded. The military leaders believed that Japan should expand for more living space and raw materials. Japan chose Manchuria because:It belonged to China which was very weak at this time. It was spilt in two by civil war between Nationalists and Communists.Japan argued that Manchuria would act as a buffer against the USSR and Communism.Japan already claimed special interests in Manchuria. They ran the South Manchurian Railway and controlled some of the cities along its route.The Mukden IncidentIn September the Japanese army staged the Mukden incident. On the night of 18 September, there was an explosion on the South Manchurian Railway just outside the city of Mukden. The Japanese claimed this was an act of sabotage by the Chinese. The Chinese denied this, claiming that all their soldiers in the areas were in barracks at the time. This gave the Japanese the ideal excuse to take over Manchuria. The invasion was a great success. In 1932 Manchuria was renamed Manchukuo. The last Chinese Emperor, Pu Yi, who had been overthrown in 1911, was made the Japanese puppet ruler.What did the League of Nations do?Most countries were horrified at what Japan had done. China asked the League of Nations for help. The League:Condemned Japan's actions and ordered the withdrawal of Japanese troops. The Japanese government agreed but the army refused.Appointed the Lytton Commission to investigate the crisis. This took over a year to report, by which time the invasion and occupation was complete. The Commission found Japan guilty of forcibly seizing part of China's territory.Accepted the Lytton Report and instructed all of its members not to recognize Manchukuo. It invited Japan to hand Manchuria back to China.The Japanese government kept Manchuria and then left the League in 1933. The League did not stop Japanese aggression. Indeed Japan went on to occupy the Chinese city of Jehol.
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"Manchuria" refers to Northeast China. In WW2, the only significant event that took place here was an invasion by the Soviet Red Army. It served as a base of operations against Japan.
Historians generally accept two incidents involving China in the 1930's with Imperial Japan. The first was the "Manchurian Incident" (Mukden Incident-near a famous Russian-Japanese battle from the 1904-1905 war) which occurred in 1931/1933, depending on your source, which entailed the destruction a railroad track in Manchuria, triggering a Japanese military response. The second incident, occurred at or near the "Marco Polo Bridge", in 1937/1939, again according to your source of information. This too, triggered a Japanese military response.
The Chinese Whispers event is a storytelling event that recently took place during the months of May and June. One would be able to find more information on this event by visiting the official Chinese Whisper website.
'the Japanese' are a people 'the Holocaust' was an event, there are no factors that can be compared.