A Historical Observation of the Forming of the Strategic Stalemate in the Anti Japanese War
Wu Xiao
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Wu Xiao
Abstract
As this article points out,the Anti Japanese war was at a transition to the strategic stalemate from October of 1938 to the autumn of 1939.After September,influenced by the new situation in the world,full stalemate began to emerge both in the front and the rear.Therefore,at the end of 1939 and the beginning of 1940,the strategic stalemate finally formed in the Anti Japanese War in China.
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As this article points out,the Anti Japanese war was at a transition to the strategic stalemate from October of 1938 to the autumn of 1939.After September,influenced by the new situation in the world,full stalemate began to emerge both in the front and the rear.Therefore,at the end of 1939 and the beginning of 1940,the strategic stalemate finally formed in the Anti Japanese War in China.
Key concepts: Stalemate, Front (military), China, Political science, World War II, Political economy, Ancient history, History