Entities / Entity
Manchukuo.
Japanese puppet state in Manchuria (1932–1945)
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An incident in Mukden led to the control of Manchuria, resulting in the creation of Manchukuo.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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The Kwantung Army staged a military incident leading to occupation, while the Manchukuo regime exploited labor for resource extraction.Some support6 reports
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The Kwantung Army staged an incident leading to the occupation of territory in Manchukuo.Some support1 report
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Kwantung Army Structural
The Kwantung Army initiated military actions and staged incidents that led to the establishment of Manchukuo as a puppet state.
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Li Xingyu Structural
The regime of Manchukuo utilized Li Xingyu as a resource/laborer within its operational system.
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Manchuria Structural
Manchukuo was created as a political entity resulting from the control of the region of Manchuria.
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Harbin Shared context
Manchukuo's operations were situated within the city of Harbin.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
3 events- An incident in Mukden led to the control of Manchuria, resulting in the creation of Manchukuo.
- The Kwantung Army staged a military incident leading to occupation, while the Manchukuo regime exploited labor for resource extraction.
- The Kwantung Army staged an incident leading to the occupation of territory in Manchukuo.