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1. World War 2
   ... The factors that encourged the Germans and Japanese forces allowed them to take over other countries and kill many of people. Now ...
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2. pearl harbor
   ... It was at this point that the United States began to discuss peace treaties with the Japanese forces. However not much was accomplished in the treaties. ...
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3. Dropping the Bomb
   ... Further evidence of the Japanese will to fight on can be found at the Battle of Guadalcanal, where Japanese forces sacrificed themselves in huge numbers ...
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4. The pros cons of using the atomic bomb
   ... With Japanese forces showing no signs of surrender, American leaders made a decision. ... Not that American forces had not destroyed Japanese cities in the past. ...
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5. The Battle of Iwo Jima
   ... The US. Tragically for the Americans, this bombardment did little damage to the underground Japanese forces. On Monday, February ...
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6. Book reviews of two books on Limited War in Korea
   ... settled there. The often brutal occupation by Japanese forces drove a division between the people. Landowners collaborated with ...
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7. The Forgotten Chinese Holocaust
   ... The city of NanJing was a safe city for the Chinese until Japanese forces advanced towards it from Shanghai on November 11th, 1937. ...
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8. Japanese ampamp Chinese Literature
   ... The KMT having been highly discredited by the Japanese forces and unable to successfully defend the cities were pushed to East and agreed on the United Front ...
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9. Japanese Foreign Policy and Aggression pre1914
   ... Liaotung Peninsula to China. In the RussoJapanese War190405 Japanese forces also manifested on the Asian mainland. War began on the ...
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10. Bataan Death March
    ... When Japanese forces enter the village of Mariveles, they had captured 76,000 American Filipino prisoners, most of whom were sick, wounded or suffering from ...
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11. East Timor
    ... struggle. After Japanese forces withdrew at the end of the war, rebellion broke out in Indonesia and in east Timor. Indonesiaamp39s ...
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12. Kaige Chenamp39s 1993 film Farewell My Concubine
    ... The Japanese forces proceed to imprison Duan Xiaolou for his nationalist leanings and outspoken resentment toward the Japanese. ...
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13. Indonesian Nationalism
    ... In 1942, Japanese forces took over from a retreating Dutch empire and reopened the doors of nationalism and independence for the Indonesians. ...
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14. Chiang Kai Shek and the GMD in 1937 Versus 1949
    ... Japanese attack. Thus Japanese forces intruding China form 1937 on did not face any initial substantial resistance. The Chinese ...
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15. The Rape of Nanking
    ... The goal of the Japanese forces in Nanking and the rest of China was to show that they were willing to be so brutal that their will could not be resisted. ...
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16. japan
    ... In July 1937, the second SinoJapanese War broke out. The Japanese forces succeeded in occupying almost the whole coast of China. ...
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17. Pearl Harbor
    ... war technologies. The whole situation of Pearl Harbor started in 1940 the Japanese forces were in China. The Chinese government ...
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18. Orgin of the Korean War
    ... Russia and the United States met in Potsdam and decided that it would be for the best if they were to accept the surrender of the Japanese forces in Korea by ...
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19. Atomic Bomb
    ... Pacific. These fears could be seen as part of the revisionist view. By 1945, the US had the Japanese forces on the run. The planned ...
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20. History Portrayed in Movies
    ... possible. This showed the United States forces landing on japans soil and attacking the Japanese forces. This battle was very deadly. ...
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21. Pearl Harbor
    ... He refused to attack Japanese forces on Formosa, even under direct orders from the War Department, or allow the bombers to be moved to the South islands out of ...
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22. December 7,1941
    ... ignored their requests. The attack began at 7:55 AM Vice Admiral Chuichi Nagumo led the Japanese forces. The reason they attacked ...
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23. World War II
    ... the Pacific continued. Bombing Japan seemed to be the most effective way to eat away at the Japanese forces. On July sixteenth, 1945 ...
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24. Would I have Abombed Japan
    ... These the ampquotJapanese forces waged stubborn, often, suicidal battles that were ferocious although, the Americans won each resistance, demolished the Japanese ...
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25. World War IIamp39s Entangling Alliances
    ... end. And soon allied forces stopped the Japanese forces at Guadalcanal, forcing Japan to give up the island it had conquered. Next ...
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26. d day
    ... On the Indian border during June 12th, a Gurkha soldier who was sent on a tankhunting mission against the Japanese forces, knocked out two tanks with his anti ...
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27. CCP defeated by the GMD
    ... After the Japanese defeat in 1949, all the area that was controlled by Japanese forces was now free to be taken over by one of the parties. ...
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28. Japanese and American Navies in World War Two
    ... an isolationist policy. However, during the late 1800s the Japanese began to strengthen its naval forces. Their first success came ...
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29. Russia
    ... L. Trotsky IN FRONT RING May 1918March 1919. The interventions begun in the spring of 1918 by the AmericanEnglish, French and Japanese forces. ...
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30. pearlharbor
    ... effective retaliation. On January 23, 1942, Japanese forces seized Rabaul in the Solomons and fortified it extensively. The site ...
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