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	Concept of Operations for Liaohsi-Shenyang Campaign
		The decisive factors for the achievement of this objective are the proper disposition and command of troops in campaigns and a proper balance between fighting and rest.
		Because the enemy forces in and near Chinchow, Shanhaikuan and Tangshan are isolated from each other, success in attacking and wiping them out is pretty certain, and there is also a fair hope of success in capturing Chinchow and in attacking enemy reinforcements.
		Chinchow and Tangshan, and you would find it rather difficult and yet necessary to attack them, wasting time and energy and thus perhaps landing yourselves in a passive position.
	www.marx2mao.com /Mao/CO48.html (1986 words)

	Wei Li-huang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Recalled to northern China to again replace General Ch'eng following the war, Wei Li-haung was placed in command of KMT forces in Manchuria in October 1947.
		After being cutoff from land communication with the KMT with the capture of Chinchow (Jinxian, Liaoning), Wei Li-haung was planning for an offensive to recapture the Nationalist capital before he was ordered to withdraw by Chiang Kai-shek.
		Shortly before the capture of Mukden (Shenyang), Wei Li-haung would return to southern China following his replacement by his field commander in October 1948.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wei_Lihuang (278 words)

	EVENTS 1931
		See Oct. 10, supra., also their explanation of Chinchow bombing was quite inadequate.
		Japan assured America there was nothing in report of Japanese advance on Chinchow.
		Japan refused to accept the good offices of neutral observers to establish zone between the opposing armies.
	www.ibiblio.org /pha/events/1931.html (1993 words)

	Untitled Document
		The [15h Air?] Brigade moved to Chinchow [ Jinzhou] and the 101 st Air Training Brigade, reinforced by the 4 th Advanced Air Training Unit, to move to Tsitsihar [ Qiqihar].
		After redeployment these units were to attack the enemy in the vicinity of Linhsi [Linxi] and Taonan.
		As ordered the 15 th Air Brigade advanced to Chinchow and Tsitsihar.
	www.j-aircraft.com /research/joe_brennan/order_of_battle.htm (1564 words)

	Ukiyo-e Gallery
		Gekko -- "The Japanese Army and Retreating Enemy at Chinchow"
		"The Japanese Army and Retreating Enemy at Chinchow" ("Nisshin Senso Kinshujo Tsugeki no Zu")
		Previously on exhibit at the "Portland Art Museum."
	www.ukiyoe-gallery.com /detail-c862.htm (68 words)

	chronology.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Sept.30, 1931 The League Council took official note of Tokyo's intention to withdraw its troops from newly occupied Manchurian territory and its statement that Japan entertained no territorial designs on Manchuria.
		The action was significant because the military extremists calculated it would inflame international public opinion and force Tokyo once and for all to support the conquest of Manchuria.
		Dec.21, 1931: The Japanese delivered an ultimatum to the Chinese to force the turnover of Chinchow.
	www2.bc.edu /~heineman/chronology.html (19062 words)

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		Not infrequently partisan supplies of ammunition gave out entirely in the heat of battle.
		Meng was told by one delegate from the Courageous Citizens Militia that %22having exhausted our ammunition%2C we resorted to a hand-to-hand fight with the invaders%22 when Japanese troops drove into the hills west of Chinchow at the end of February 1932.
		Shortages were particularly acute on the lower Sungari and in Heilungkiang after the devastation wrought by the August flooding.
	www.democraticunderground.com /duforum/DCForumID30/Data/8387.txt (5562 words)

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