Author: Shi Guifang
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Series of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences · Japan-China Historical Research Center. The East Asian Alliance Theory was a highly influential aggressive theory that emerged during the Japanese invasion of China. Under the guidance of this theory, a large-scale East Asian Alliance Movement flourished within the areas governed by the (Wang Jingwei Regime), with millions of deceived people participating. The author, using extensive historical materials, systematically introduces the social and historical conditions that led to the formation of the East Asian Alliance Theory, its basic content, as well as the entire process of the East Asian Alliance Movement's rise, development, and decline. Additionally, the book offers a profound critique from both theoretical and practical perspectives.
The Scam of the Same Language and Race -- The Rise and Fall of the Japanese-Puppet East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere Movement
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