What I know about the puppet Manchukuo regime

Author: Wen Pei
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: A series exposing the puppet regime of Japan and China. Unearthing long-buried historical archives, it reveals the shocking tragedy of collaboration with the enemy, denounces the national traitors who harmed the motherland, and presents a powerful and thought-provoking manifesto. Here, we proudly present the "100 Treasures of Chinese History and Culture in the 20th Century" series. Leveraging the unique resource advantages of the renowned historical and cultural materials brand in the field of history, the series strives to explore the "first-hand experiences, observations, and accounts" of historical figures. It discloses the behind-the-scenes stories of major historical events that are little-known to the public, introduces the legendary experiences and interesting anecdotes of historical figures, blends history and people into one, and presents the diverse aspects of the world from the perspectives of enemies, friends, and allies. It interprets the vicissitudes of life and records the journey of the old China, which was closed off, backward, and plagued by war, towards the bright new China. This is a unique series composed of multiple book series, offering an insightful understanding of China's history in the 20th century.

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