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On the relation between Japan and modernization of military education in Late Qing Dynasty

Wang Jian-hua

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At the end of 19th century,Japan gradually permeated into the military education reform of China with the increasing number of Japanese consultant and teaching stuff and,as a result,monopolized the military education and exerted great influence on the modernization of the military education of China.

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At the end of 19th century,Japan gradually permeated into the military education reform of China with the increasing number of Japanese consultant and teaching stuff and,as a result,monopolized the military education and exerted great influence on the modernization of the military education of China.

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At the end of 19th century,Japan gradually permeated into the military education reform of China with the increasing number of Japanese consultant and teaching stuff and,as a result,monopolized the military education and exerted great influence on the modernization of the military education of China.

Key concepts: Modernization theory, China, Relation (database), Ancient history, Political science, History, Law, Database

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