Complete Records of China's Anti-Japanese War (1931-1945)

Chapter List (81) Free

• 1: sequence
• 2: This year's general trend
• 3: "September 18" Night
• 4: Ishihara's ambition
• 5: Jiang Qiao's Resistance
• 6: Create riots in Beiping and Tianjin to expand aggression
• 7: Northeast War
• 8: fanatical island nation
• 9: This year's general trend
• 10: Jinzhou and Harbin were occupied, and the Northeast fell
• 11: The Northeast Volunteer Army in its heyday
• 12: The Nineteenth Route Army and the "January 28th" Songhu Anti-Japanese War
• 13: The Emergence of the Puppet Manchukuo
• 14: Intervention of the League of Nations
• 15: This year's general trend
• 16: The embarrassment of Shanhaiguan
• 17: Jehol's shame
• 18: Battle of the Great Wall
• 19: Japan withdraws from the League of Nations
• 20: The Northeast Volunteer Army in trouble
• 21: flight fever
• 22: This year's general trend
• 23: Pu Yi: From "Ruling" to "Emperor"
• 24: new life movement
• 25: The Death of Ye Muhua and the Disappearance of Hideaki Canamoto
• 26: The sale and purchase of the Middle East Railway
• 27: This year's general trend
• 28: Crisis in North China
• 29: "December 9" Movement
• 30: The Kuomintang in a dilemma
• 31: This year's general trend
• 32: Xi'an Incident
• 33: Japan's "February 26" Incident
• 34: "Seven Gentlemen" to save the country
• 35: North China: Confrontation in exercises
• 36: Good News from Suiyuan
• 37: This year's general trend
• 38: Witness of Lugou Bridge
• 39: Fall of Pingjin
• 40: Shanghai: Three months of fierce fighting
• 41: The Eighth Route Army's Eastward Advance and Peaceful Pass Victory
• 42: Shanxi: the quagmire of the Japanese army
• 43: The Fall of Nanking
• 44: This year's general trend
• 45: Fortress-like Shanxi
• 46: The Jinpu line operation centered on Xuzhou
• 47: The garden mouth that used water instead of soldiers broke the embankment
• 48: Defend Greater Wuhan
• 49: Jinchaji: the first base behind enemy lines
• 50: This year's general trend
• 51: stalemate frontal battlefield
• 52: Little Known Winter Offensive
• 53: The Rapid Growth of the Communist Armed Forces
• 54: Doctor Bethune and Field Ambulance
• 55: This year's general trend
• 56: Hundred Regiments Battle of the Eighth Route Army
• 57: Zhang Zizhong's martyrdom and the fall of Yichang
• 58: Chongqing under the bombing
• 59: This year's general trend
• 60: The Southern Anhui Incident and the Freezing of KMT-Communist Relations
• 61: Changsha: the focus of the frontal battlefield
• 62: The hardships of the soldiers and civilians in the enemy's rear
• 63: Concessions: no longer a sanctuary
• 64: This year's general trend
• 65: Three World Wars in Changsha: The only bright spot for the Allies
• 66: Expeditionary Force Entering Burma and Ramga Training
• 67: Base Areas Behind Enemy Lines: The Hardest Years
• 68: This year's general trend
• 69: Recovery of base areas behind enemy lines
• 70: The Battle of Changde in Xiangxi
• 71: Difficulties in the rear industry
• 72: This year's general trend
• 73: "Operation No. 1" of the Continental Communications Line and the Japanese Army
• 74: Indian troops counterattack northern Myanmar
• 75: The Battle of Western Yunnan and the Opening of the Sino-Indian Highway
• 76: Army and civilians behind enemy lines shift from defense to offense
• 77: This year's general trend
• 78: The Soviet Union sent troops to the Northeast
• 79: The Glory of Surrender: From Zhijiang to Nanjing
• 80: Trial of war criminals, repatriation of Japanese prisoners and overseas Chinese, and war compensation
• 81: postscript