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Mukden Incident and Manchukuo

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As the dominant foreign power in Manchuria, Japan watched the political developments of the Chinese territory of Manchuria closely. During this time, the political situation in China was in turmoil. The power vacuum left by the overthrown Qing Dynasty divided China among regional warlords. One...

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