Japanese Aggression in North China Case Files (10 volumes)

Author: Xie Zhonghou
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: ★32-page paperback, published by Hebei People's Publishing House. This book, "Archives of Japanese Aggression in North China," records the crimes, responsibilities, and post-war issues of Japanese aggressors in North China. It is a large-scale archival reference series publicly released 60 years after the victory of the Chinese War of Resistance against Japan and the World War II against Fascism. The "North China" referred to in this book refers to the regions governed by the Japanese North China Area Army and the puppet North China Administration and Mengjiang Administration, including: Hebei, Chahar, Shanxi, Shandong provinces, Hohhot (Hohhot), Baotou, two cities, and five leagues (Chai, Xi, Wu, Ba, Yi) of Suiyuan Province, as well as the two cities of Beijing and Tianjin, Kaifeng City, and northern 40 counties of Henan Province, Xuzhou City, and northern 17 counties of Jiangsu Province. At the same time, for the convenience of writing and statistics, it also refers to the current administrative changes. North China was one of the main battlefields of the all-national war of resistance in China and one of the most severely affected areas by Japanese militarism's invasion of China. The authors deeply experienced this while compiling this archival series.