For decades, survivors of a sacrifice made to protect their community from invading soldiers have been shamed into silence – until now.

In 1942, more than 600 settlers from the remote mountain village of Kurokawa, in Gifu prefecture in central Japan, took over vast tracts of land on the plains of Manchukuo.

A complete presentation of the case for the new state and a defense of Japanese policy, by a "counsellor" of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Manchukuo. The gist of his argument is that Manchuria ...

The date is etched in history with the Lugou Bridge Incident in Beijing, when Japanese troops attacked Lugou Bridge (Marco Polo Bridge) and the defending Chinese troops rose to fight the enemy. The ...

Celebrated A-list actress Yang Mi has taken on her first villainous role in a career spanning over two decades, propelling the espionage drama In the Name of the Brother to soaring popularity since ...

The Soviet Union was from the beginning the hypothetical enemy for Kwantung army which had control over the army of Manchukuo established in 1932 as a puppet state of Japan. Along the 4800-km long ...