7 January 1932Stimson-DoctrineChiang Kai-Shek
The United States announces the Stimson Doctrine, refusing to recognize territorial changes in China achieved by force.
Historical records for China in 1932, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
The United States announces the Stimson Doctrine, refusing to recognize territorial changes in China achieved by force.
Japanese and Chinese forces begin major fighting in Shanghai during the January 28 Incident.
Becomes nominal ruler of Japanese-backed Manchukuo.
The Lytton Report concludes that Japan acted as the aggressor in Manchuria and rejects Manchukuo as genuinely independent.
Takes senior responsibilities in the Communist military leadership in the Jiangxi Soviet.
Proclaims the independence of Manchukuo, formerly Manchuria, a Japanese puppet state
Proclaims the independence of Manchukuo, formerly Manchuria, a Japanese puppet state
The Nationalist government cooperates with the League of Nations investigation led by Lord Lytton.
Appointed President of Manchoukuo by the Japanese
Proclaims the independence of Manchukuo, formerly Manchuria, a Japanese puppet state
Proclaims the independence of Manchukuo, formerly Manchuria, a Japanese puppet state
Continues the fourth encirclement campaign against the Communist Jiangxi Soviet while balancing pressure from Japan.
Ordered by Chiang Kai-Shek to attack the Communist base at Ruijin
Defends Shanghai against the Japanese
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