CHINA AND JAPAN In the context of a) the political chaos that follows the fall of the centralized dynastic power of the Qing in the Republican Revolution in 1911 and b) the growing nationalism that crystallizes as the Ma

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Date: 2009-04-17 02:39:48 Anti-Japanese sentiment in Korea Japan–Korea relations Empire of Japan Korea Nanking Massacre Republic of China World War II Korea under Japanese rule Japan–Korea disputes Military history by country Military Second Sino-Japanese War		CHINA AND JAPAN In the context of a) the political chaos that follows the fall of the centralized dynastic power of the Qing in the Republican Revolution in 1911 and b) the growing nationalism that crystallizes as the Ma Add to Reading List Source URL: asianstudies09.wikispaces.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 59,87 KB Share Document on Facebook

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