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Reality and Illusion——Factors Affecting China's International Status in Anti-Japanese War

Hao Yin-xia

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In Anti-Japanese war,the rise of China international status was of reality and illusion.Illusion was much more than reality.There are many facets about the factors causing such a situation,which was decided by the role China's battlefields played in the World's Anti-fascist War and by the respective interest of America,British and the Soviet Union.

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In Anti-Japanese war,the rise of China international status was of reality and illusion.Illusion was much more than reality.There are many facets about the factors causing such a situation,which was decided by the role China's battlefields played in the World's Anti-fascist War and by the respective interest of America,British and the Soviet Union.

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In Anti-Japanese war,the rise of China international status was of reality and illusion.Illusion was much more than reality.There are many facets about the factors causing such a situation,which was decided by the role China's battlefields played in the World's Anti-fascist War and by the respective interest of America,British and the Soviet Union.

Key concepts: Illusion, China, World War II, Political science, Soviet union, Development economics, Law, Psychology

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