Japanese Invasion of China (1937)
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Beginning of Second World War
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The massive Japanese attack on China was the real beginning of the Second World War. The Japanese aimed to become the hegemonic power in East Asia, reversing centuries of Chinese domination. They also aimed to expel the European invaders from the Orient. The Japanese conquest of the China mainland featured incredible atrocities, the most famous of which was the massacre of thousands in Nanjing. Controlling most of China, the Japanese established a puppet regime. Both the Chinese Nationalist and Communists were driven deep into the interior. This victory was the prelude to Pearl Harbor.
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January 2007
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