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  • Manchuria, a passenger liner transport, was laid down
  • It remained stationed in Manchuria after the war, and participated in the Manch
  • ts to create a new Manchu-dominated state in Manchuria after the Xinhai Revolution overthrew the Qi
  • White on Manchuria after the Japanese surrender: "the Russian h
  • It remained stationed in Manchuria after the Russo-Japanese War, and participat
  • The sudden invasion of Manchuria alarmed political leaders in Japan, and brou
  • ts from this period are found exclusively in Manchuria, and seem only gradually to have spread to t
  • an observer attached to the Japanese Army in Manchuria, and then lectured on fortifications at the
  • t to annex Korea and dominance over southern Manchuria, and Japan's acquiescence to limitations on
  • nd his power throughout southern and central Manchuria, and to create a true Manchu state.
  • She eventually moved to Manchuria and was to give birth in a hospital in Dalia
  • is treaty, Japan attained railroad rights in Manchuria, and Japan recognised Chinese claim to Gando
  • elease from prison, he fled to Japanese-held Manchuria, and lived several years under Japanese prot
  • formed just prior to the Soviet invasion of Manchuria and was active from August 5, 1945 until Oct
  • relocate his imperial court to the east near Manchuria, and the power of the Great Khan began to de
  • o northern Japan and south through Mongolia, Manchuria, and northern Korea.
  • o's contribution to the communist victory in Manchuria and hence to a great degree, in the mainland
  • ch of the war outside of parliament, touring Manchuria and China, visiting prisons around the count
  • ainst Japan, which was already in control of Manchuria and pushing into North China.
  • Front at the Changchun area in south central Manchuria, and in doing so finish the double envelopme
  • the Jurchens and the Tuvans (Uriankhais) in Manchuria and Eastern Siberia.
  • r an implied threat to bomb Chinese bases in Manchuria, and the appointment was regarded as an assu
  • upplies to Allied prisoners gf war in Japan, Manchuria, and Korea, and participated in several show
  • to be liberated from camps in Kyushu, Korea, Manchuria, and Taiwan in August and September 1945.
  • tao, Tsingtao, and Taku in China, Hulutao in Manchuria, and Jinsen, Korea.
  • fore the beginning of the Soviet invasion of Manchuria, and its force of under-armed and untrained
  • pan's overseas possessions in Taiwan, Korea, Manchuria and the South Pacific Mandate.
  • One distinct pottery tradition is found in Manchuria and northwestern Korea, another in the Taedo
  • s forces were the first to land in Korea and Manchuria and it fought in most of the major campaigns
  • ul military operations of the Soviet Army in Manchuria and South Sakhalin created the necessary pre
  • rly 1933, following the Japanese invasion of Manchuria and the establishment of Manchukuo Li appear
  • es from Jehol, Anti-Japanese volunteers from Manchuria and local forces from Chahar and Suiyuan.
  • pledging to maintain a policy of equality in Manchuria and China.
  • t, and from the Arctic Ocean in the north to Manchuria and Sakhalin in the south.
  • es such as Soviet privileges in Xinjiang and Manchuria and one of its most important points was the
  • ensive against the Japanese Kwantung Army in Manchuria, and many leading officers were transferred
  • was deployed at "2nd Armored Train Unit" in Manchuria and participated in the Second Sino-Japanese
  • Mukden, Japanese forces were overextended in Manchuria, and the Japanese economy could no longer su
  • s populations of Inner Mongolia and northern Manchuria, and even then they are found only at very l
  • al Japanese Navy towards Russian hegemony in Manchuria and Korea
  • In 1923, it was assigned to garrison duty in Manchuria, and from Manchuria sent detachments to part
  • ty helped further secure Japan's hegemony in Manchuria and Inner Mongolia.
  • was located north of the Great Wall, west of Manchuria, and east of Mongolia.
  • try from the “Mengwu Shiwei” in the northern Manchuria and northeastern Mongolia.
  • ght different journeys into "Tartary" (i.e., Manchuria and Mongolia).
  • tenant Grimm was then transferred to Hardin, Manchuria, and assumed command of the 50 man detachmen
  • This was played out in Manchuria and Tokyo several times during the 1930s.
  • aged to escape to Harbin in White controlled Manchuria, and thence to Vladivostok.
  • 25 the Kitan ruled eastern Mongolia, most of Manchuria, and much of China north of the Huang He.
  • are found primarily in the Liaoning area of Manchuria and in the Korean peninsula.
  • ies he began as a military officer in China, Manchuria and Mongolia.
  • ber of ethnic Koreans, both the Koreans from Manchuria, and Koreans from the Korean Peninsula.
  • om central China through Shanhai Pass enters Manchuria, and is a key strategic point.
  • -Japanese War of 1894-1895, Mori was sent to Manchuria and, the following year, to Taiwan.
  • d at Yan'an with Zhang Xueliang's Northeast ( Manchuria) Army in 1935, both Yang and Zhang Xueliang
  • na was built by the Japanese, then occupying Manchuria, as a 'model town' as part of Japan's imperi
  • the Korean Peninsula and many Koreans chose Manchuria as a place to resist Japanese Imperialism.
  • Westerners tend to think of Manchuria as the northeast part of China that they see
  • rom the 7th Division in Japan and moved into Manchuria as part of the invasion of Manchuria.
  • Army at Paramushir during Soviet invasion of Manchuria at the end of World War II.
  • sted of singer Claude, guitarists Kartsa and Manchuria, bassist Cheri and drummer Kinde.
  • to Yantai, but these stations were left, and Manchuria become the special sphere of the Society.
  • It was organized by the Manchuria branches of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP
  • Then the prospect of military conflict in Manchuria brought him back to China to cover the Russo
  • n Japan,..." "Soviet armies quickly over-ran Manchuria but then ran out of gas well short of the Ya
  • kden Incident and the successful invasion of Manchuria by the Japanese Kwantung Army in 1931, Zhang
  • ng the Mukden Incident and the occupation of Manchuria by the Imperial Japanese Army in 1931, Zheng
  • how overlooked during the Soviet invasion of Manchuria by the Soviet Red Army and the Chinese Commu
  • , as part of the campaign of the Invasion of Manchuria by forces of the Empire of Japan from 25 Jan
  • south of Liaoyang in the Liaodong Peninsula, Manchuria by the 3rd Division of the 1st Japanese Army
  • Following the Invasion of Manchuria by the Empire of Japan, and the Defense of H
  • Following the Invasion of Manchuria by the Imperial Japanese Army and the captur
  • torm: The Soviet 1945 Strategic Offensive in Manchuria, CGSC
  • an Fascist Party, which he led in exile from Manchuria, chief editor of the RFP "Nash Put'".
  • and China against Japanese targets in Japan, Manchuria, China, Taiwan, Burma, the Malay Peninsula,
  • 45 it participated in the Soviet invasion of Manchuria, crossing the River Amur and Ussuri, and cap
  • ilar, while the language of Malgal (Mohe) in Manchuria differed significantly.
  • He headed CIA operations in postwar Manchuria during the Chinese Communist revolution, led
  • Topographic Maps of Manchuria during the Second World War.
  • The Russians invaded Manchuria during the rebellion, which was defended by
  • ed as the political commissar of Lin Biao in Manchuria during the Chinese civil war.
  • n had defeated the Imperial Army of Japan in Manchuria, ending the war - while teaching a high scho
  • e a member of Unit 731, which was working in Manchuria, far Northern China.
  • e he made some films in cooperation with the Manchuria Film Association.
  • Haplogroup O2b suggests an ancient origin in Manchuria, followed by a long period of isolated evolu
  • the arrest of Hu Hanmin and the invasion of Manchuria forced Chiang Kai-shek to resign.
  • haos in North China they were also active in Manchuria forming part of the Anti-Japanese Volunteer
  • and auxiliary forces within China (excluding Manchuria), Formosa and French Indo-China north of 16°
  • s Japan has stolen from the Chinese, such as Manchuria, Formosa, and the Pescadores, shall be resto
  • century, inhabiting the northernmost part of Manchuria from the western side of the Greater Khingan
  • ust 1927 - 26 May 1932), he then returned to Manchuria from 1932 to 1933 as Commander in Chief of t
  • She married in 1930, living in Hooten, Manchuria, from 1930-1938, but divorced in 1936.
  • During the Invasion of Manchuria General Xi Qia organized a pro-Japanese sece
  • After the Japanese invasion of Manchuria, he raised a volunteer force by linking up w
  • Following the Soviet invasion of Manchuria, he went into hiding in Shenyang, and later
  • g for a British company in Japanese-occupied Manchuria, he was conscripted into the Army and within
  • Born and raised in Manchuria, he went to Japan to study after gaining a s
  • Born in Harbin, Manchuria, he received his Ph.D. in genetics at the Un
  • y in connection with the Japanese seizure of Manchuria, his escalation of the war against the Allie
  • y officers engaged in provocative attacks in Manchuria in attempts to create justification for seiz
  • After the Japanese invasion of Manchuria in 1932 the oil trade became government cont
  • or decided to exterminate Nagachu's force in Manchuria in 1387 and two sides suffered heavier losse
  • rmies that resisted the Japanese invasion of Manchuria in the Second Sino-Japanese War.
  • ukuo to Soviet forces during the invasion of Manchuria in August 1945, Amakasu committed suicide by
  • pei) also known as Liaopeh was a province in Manchuria, in what is now the People's Republic of Chi
  • huang was placed in command of KMT forces in Manchuria in October 1947.
  • se of Harbin during the Japanese invasion of Manchuria in 1931 and 1932.
  • n middle-class, he fled the Soviet Union for Manchuria in 1925.
  • The group spent six weeks in Manchuria in spring 1932 on a fact-finding mission, af
  • e Japanese invasion of Zhang's own domain of Manchuria in 1931, Zhang's armies withdrew from the fr
  • apanese and the puppet state of Manchukuo in Manchuria in 1932.
  • After the invasion of Manchuria in 1931, the Chinese Communist Party organiz
  • raining in Moscow in 1934, she was active in Manchuria in 1935, then moved to London before going t
  • ist groups founded a rebel state in Japanese Manchuria in the province of Shinmin in 1929, Kim Jwa-
  • hen violated by Japan during its invasion of Manchuria in 1931 and creation of Manchukuo, the Unite
  • with missions in various parts of India, in Manchuria, in Africa (Lovedale, Livingstonia, etc.),in
  • uo state, following the Japanese invasion of Manchuria in 1931, and the establishment of a Manchuri
  • t Arthur, the major Russian military base in Manchuria in 1904.
  • f Deputy Chief of Staff of the IJA 3rd Army ( Manchuria) in 1940.
  • During the Soviet invasion of Manchuria in the final days of World War II, the Japan
  • Native to Amur Krai and Primorye in Russia, Manchuria in China and the Korean peninsula.
  • The Boxers destroyed railways in Manchuria in a strategic manouveres to halt enemy sold
  • When the Japanese invaded Manchuria in 1931, the Daurs carried out an intense re
  • While in Manchuria in 1931 he took the lead in the Jiangqiao Ca
  • rmy completed military control over southern Manchuria in early January 1932, occupying Jinzhou and
  • In the face of the Japanese invasion of Manchuria in 1931, this traditional form of popular se
  • capture an American platoon and take them to Manchuria in Communist China.
  • so invaded China and allowed Japan to occupy Manchuria in 1941.
  • As part of the cuisine in Manchuria, it is used with dumplings and boiled, or st
  • By the time of the Soviet invasion of Manchuria, its poorly equipped and poorly trained forc
  • During the Soviet invasion of Manchuria, its poorly-trained and under-equipped force
  • O2b is found mainly in the Korean Peninsula, Manchuria, Japan and occurs very rarely among the popu
  • and anti-Japanese activists who defected to Manchuria joined NAJUA.
  • ground, sea, air and auxiliary forces within Manchuria, Korea north of 38° north latitude and Karaf
  • native to Japan, southern Kuriles, Sakhalin, Manchuria, Korea, eastern Mongolia, and eastern Siberi
  • ts parent unit when the 8th Division came to Manchuria later that year.
  • dumped chemical weapons in the Yen River in Manchuria, leaving huge amounts behind.
  • ial Japanese Army was committed to combat in Manchuria, leaving not a single division to guard the
  • the most decisive battles during the war in Manchuria; literally an epitome of the Liaoshen Campai
  • When the Chinese communist forces invaded Manchuria, Liu's 52nd Corps were sent to Manchuria to
  • rcher, he served at four universities (South Manchuria Medical College, Aichi Medical College, Toho
  • In Manchuria members of the brotherhood were described as
  • ration Nekka, to secure the western flank of Manchuria north of the Great Wall.
  • Vladimir Kirilovitch Ussachevsky (Hailar, Manchuria, November 3, 1911 - New York, New York, Janu
  • Although Manchuria officially remained a part of the Republic o
  • distinct Japanese security organizations in Manchuria, often at odds with each other, and individu
  • ts, a new Japanese offensive was launched in Manchuria on December 21.
  • For example, the warlord Zhang Zuolin of Manchuria openly cooperated with the Japanese for mili
  • and civilians while stationed at Unit 731 in Manchuria, particularly grabbed Mou.
  • The Japanese invasion of Manchuria prevented the civil war from erupting, howev
  • inst the Russians, the stations of the South Manchuria Railway came under Boxer control.
  • the railroads and other places in the South Manchuria Railway Zone and managed to briefly occupy t
  • as designed and built from 1905 by the South Manchuria Railway, inspired by Russian railway towns s
  • h of the CER, known in the West as the South Manchuria Railway, became the locus and partial casus
  • With southern Manchuria secure, the Japanese turned north to complet
  • is the love interest of a former soldier in Manchuria, Seki, who was sent to jail after trying to
  • In 1932, he was transferred to Manchuria shortly after the Manchurian Incident and as
  • patched Major General Yoshitsugu Tatekawa to Manchuria specifically to curb the militarist behavior
  • icines went from the USSR to North Korea and Manchuria, starting in February 1950.
  • 907, and increasing economic investment into Manchuria, the Agreement resulted in a weakened Americ
  • ntly in heavy use throughout the invasion of Manchuria, the Battle of Nomonhan and subsequent Secon
  • e, from Mukden, the Japanese headquarters in Manchuria, the brigades of the 12th Infantry Division
  • During the Soviet invasion of Manchuria, the army was assigned to the Transbaikal Fr
  • 1, he and his parents were interned first in Manchuria then Japan, and finally released in exchange
  • le for the capture of Tsitsihar and Kirin in Manchuria, thereby removing any Boxer threat to Harbin
  • bat service from the time of the invasion of Manchuria through the Soviet-Japanese Border Wars, the
  • finishing his studies there, Du returned to Manchuria to become a prominent businessman, running o
  • n in Odessa, but his family moved to Harbin, Manchuria to escape the Russian Revolution of 1917, wh
  • rom the city to a remote Japanese outpost in Manchuria to work in a "comfort house," or brothel, du
  • t 7 years cruised off the coast of Asia from Manchuria to Burma, in Japanese waters, and amongst th
  • -twentieth century) common from far north in Manchuria to the extreme south of Hainan and Guangtung
  • ing of large scale anti-bandit operations in Manchuria to quell a growing resistance movement by th
  • Two years later, Ashmead-Bartlett arrived in Manchuria to report the Russo-Japanese War.
  • In 1943, he fled to Manchuria to avoid the Japanese military draft.
  • the booming economy of Shanghai, moved from Manchuria to the coast over the following years.
  • to a location near Mukden (modern Shenyang) Manchuria, until his liberation at war's end.
  • tern sciences, and while he was a captive in Manchuria, visited and invited Schall to learn western
  • The campaign in Manchuria was conducted by both the regular Imperial a
  • orida, distributed in North China, Korea and Manchuria, was found by Robert Fortune and imported to
  • Manchuria was completely occupied after the fierce fig
  • e Crushing of boxers in Northern and Central Manchuria was the invasion of the 100,000 strong Russi
  • situation, and launch a counter-offensive in Manchuria when the time was right.
  • commander-in-chief Du Yuming was recalled to Manchuria when Marshal Lin Biao launched the Liaoshen
  • y 10, 1127, Huizong was deported to northern Manchuria, where he spent the last eight years of his
  • large mining operation in Japanese-colonized Manchuria where Kaji is a labor supervisor assigned to
  • flict with the Russian Empire in Siberia and Manchuria, which eventually was realized as the Russo-
  • uction of shale oil began in 1930 in Fushun, Manchuria, with the construction of the "Refinery No.
  • th Brigade to participate in the Invasion of Manchuria with the main body joining it in 1932 when i
  • ed at International competition on behalf of Manchuria with Japanese name Yamagata Makhanura.
  • The Russians eventually invaded and occupied Manchuria with a force of 100,000 troops.
  • In 1945 he returned to Manchuria with the liberating Soviet army.
  • panese Army after the army seized control of Manchuria without prior authorization, and later helpe