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1st Battle of Changsha
1939 • Hunan Verteidigung

IJA soldiers during the battle of Changsha, September 1939
Author: Imperial Japanese ArmyLicense:PD

IJA soldiers during the battle of Changsha, May 1944.
Author: Imperial Japanese ArmyLicense:PD

Surrender Leaflet Distributed by the Japanese Army during the Third Battle of Changsha, housed at Changsha Museum
Author: JULIANISMELicense:CC0

Tomb of Liu Ruqing in Yueyang, Hunan, China. Liu Ruqing was counter-Japanese martyrs.
Author: Huangdan2060License:CC-BY-4.0
Historical Overview
Successful Chinese defense against Jap. advance.
Quick Facts
Outcome:Chin. victory.
Rep. of China
- Commander: Xue Yue
- Strength: ca. 240.000
- Casualties: ca. 30.000
Empire of Japan
- Commander: Yasuji Okamura
- Strength: ca. 100.000
- Casualties: ca. 7.000
Strategic Context
Protecting the rice granary of China.
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Historical Locations
Exact location not recorded in historical records













