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... Manchuria . The ban was finally removed altogether in 1878 , but settlement was encouraged only after 1900 . The influx of people into Manchuria was especially pro- nounced after 1923 , and incoming farmers rapidly brought a vast area ...
... Manchuria . The ban was finally removed altogether in 1878 , but settlement was encouraged only after 1900 . The influx of people into Manchuria was especially pro- nounced after 1923 , and incoming farmers rapidly brought a vast area ...
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... Manchuria , was drawing closer to Nanking and sym- pathized with the Nationalists ' desire to rid China of foreign privilege . Japanese For Japan , Manchuria was regarded as vital . Many interest in Japanese had acquired a sense of ...
... Manchuria , was drawing closer to Nanking and sym- pathized with the Nationalists ' desire to rid China of foreign privilege . Japanese For Japan , Manchuria was regarded as vital . Many interest in Japanese had acquired a sense of ...
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... Manchuria to restore Chinese sovereignty . The agreement also called for the establishment in Pei- p'ing of an executive headquarters , equally represented by both sides , to supervise the cease - fire . This agreement provided a ...
... Manchuria to restore Chinese sovereignty . The agreement also called for the establishment in Pei- p'ing of an executive headquarters , equally represented by both sides , to supervise the cease - fire . This agreement provided a ...
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