Japan vs China: How The Second Sino-Japanese War Changed The World

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The Second Sino-Japanese War was World War II's longest and deadliest conflict, devastating China as a result. It began with Japan's invasion of Manchuria, escalating into full-blown war by 1937. China, though internally divided, formed a united front to resist. Under Mao Zedong, the Communists used guerrilla warfare to fight the Japanese. Despite horrific casualties and widespread atrocities, international efforts to intervene were largely ineffective as global attention shifted to the brewing conflict in Europe.

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