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===Second Sino-Japanese War===
 
===Second Sino-Japanese War===
 
{{Main|Second Sino-Japanese War}}
 
{{Main|Second Sino-Japanese War}}
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In 1937 Japan moved south from Manchuria and began a full scale war against China. The Japanese army was much more powerful, and quickly drove the Chinese, under [[Chiang Kai-shek]] to remote mountain areas. Japan controlled the major cities and seacoast, and most of China's population, and set up a puppet regime.  The United States strongly objected to Japan's moves, and began large-scale support for China.  
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In 1937 Japan moved south from Manchuria and began a full-scale war against China. The Japanese army was much more powerful, and quickly drove the Chinese, under [[Chiang Kai-shek]] to remote mountain areas. Japan controlled the major cities and seacoast, and most of China's population, and set up a puppet regime.  The United States strongly objected to Japan's moves, and began large-scale support for China.  
    
[[CCP]] Chairman [[Mao Zedong]] sent a secret directive to his followers IN 1944 which said:
 
[[CCP]] Chairman [[Mao Zedong]] sent a secret directive to his followers IN 1944 which said:
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