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INSIDE INFORMATION ON JAPANESE INVADERS MERGING AND RULING OVER THE THREE PUPPET REGIMES IN INNER MONGOLIAN BORDER AREA

Ding Xiaojie

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After the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China invaded and occupied the south of Chahar, the north of Shaxi and Suiyuan, the Japanese Army Headquarters and the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China were divided in opinion on how to rule over the above-mentioned three regions. The Japanese Army Headquartere insisted that the three regions should be under the command of North China Puppet Regime as a special zone, while the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China insisted that the three regions should be merged into one and ruled over and build Mongolia Border Area Regime. At last, the Japanese Army Headquarters had no choice but to admit the accomplished fact done by the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China. The reason why the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China insisted that the three puppet regimes should be merged and ruled over was due to the important strategic position of the Inner Mongolian Border Area and the need to maintain the economic foundation of the occupied area.

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After the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China invaded and occupied the south of Chahar, the north of Shaxi and Suiyuan, the Japanese Army Headquarters and the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China were divided in opinion on how to rule over the above-mentioned three regions. The Japanese Army Headquartere insisted that the three regions should be under the command of North China Puppet Regime as a special zone, while the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China insisted that the three regions should be merged into one and ruled over and build Mongolia Border Area Regime. At last, the Japanese Army Headquarters had no choice but to admit the accomplished fact done by the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China. The reason why the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China insisted that the three puppet regimes should be merged and ruled over was due to the important strategic position of the Inner Mongolian Border Area and the need to maintain the economic foundation of the occupied area.

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After the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China invaded and occupied the south of Chahar, the north of Shaxi and Suiyuan, the Japanese Army Headquarters and the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China were divided in opinion on how to rule over the above-mentioned three regions. The Japanese Army Headquartere insisted that the three regions should be under the command of North China Puppet Regime as a special zone, while the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China insisted that the three regions should be merged into one and ruled over and build Mongolia Border Area Regime. At last, the Japanese Army Headquarters had no choice but to admit the accomplished fact done by the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China. The reason why the Japanese Army stationing in northeast China insisted that the three puppet regimes should be merged and ruled over was due to the important strategic position of the Inner Mongolian Border Area and the need to maintain the economic foundation of the occupied area.

Key concepts: China, Inner mongolia, Position (finance), Geography, Southern china, Political science, Archaeology, Business

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