North China Incident

Author: Central Archives Editorial Board
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Publishing Date: 2000-07-01
Features: This book is the second volume of the series, compiling a series of events orchestrated by Japanese imperialism to annex the North China region. It includes the Shanhaiguan Incident, the Tanggu Agreement, the Sun Yongqin Incident, the Hu Bai Assassination Incident, the so-called He Mei Agreement, the Fengtai Incident, the Luanzhou Incident, the North China Autonomy Conspiracy, the Xianghe Incident, the creation of the puppet government in Jehol, forcing the Jichao Government to adopt a pro-Japanese stance, the Zhangbei Incident, pressuring the signing of the so-called Datankou Treaty and the Qin Tu Agreement, and forcing the Song Zheyuan forces to withdraw from Chahar Province, among other archival materials. Additionally, it includes archival materials related to Japanese policies toward China, such as the Kato Three Principles, which accurately and comprehensively reflect the historical panorama of the North China Incident. "Selected Archival Materials on Japanese Imperialism's Aggression Against China" is the first systematic publication in China of archival materials documenting Japanese aggression against China (1931–1945).