Map of Manchukuo's four provinces
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Manchukuo was founded as a Japaneseruled state in 1931 and covered by and large the former Manchuria, north-east China. Manchukuo was divided into five provinces: Heilungchang, Kirin, Feng’tien, Jehol and Hsingan, the last of these being the only Mongolian province (Lattimore 1934).
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29. juli 2017
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Map of Manchukuo's four provinces
Manchukuo was founded as a Japaneseruled state in 1931 and covered by and large the former Manchuria, north-east China. Manchukuo was divided into five provinces: Heilungchang, Kirin, Feng’tien, Jehol and Hsingan, the last of these being the only Mongolian province (Lattimore 1934).