China History Tsinan Incident, 1928
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Name (Latin)
China History Tsinan Incident, 1928
Other forms of name
Jinan Incident, Jinan, China, 1928
Tsinan Incident, Jinan, China, 1928
China Jinan Incident, 1928
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Q709855
Library of congress:
sh 85024114
Sources of Information
- Britannica.com, Aug. 30, 2000(Chi-nan, pinyin Jinan, conventional Tsinan, city and provincial capital of Shantung; When Japanese influence replaced the German presence in Shantung after World War I, a sizable Japanese colony became established in Chi-nan. In 1928, during the Northern Expedition of the Kuomintang (Chinese National Party) armies, the Japanese army intervened -- ostensibly to protect their own nationals -- in what became known as the Tsinan Incident.)