Battle of Chahar

1 Aug 1937 - 12 Aug 1937

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ww2dbaseWith the Beiping-Tianjin region just secured, the Japanese Kwangtung Army launched Operation Chahar under direct command of General Hideki Tojo, Chief of Staff of the Kwangtung Army. Tojo's forces were augmented with elements of General Kiyoshi Tatsuki's 1st Army and forces of the Mongolian puppet state of Mengjiang. The battle arena was Suiyuan Province, China, site of a failed Mongolian invasion almost four years earlier. Despite being swiftly reinforced by the 13th and 17th Infantry Corps and the 1st Cavalry Corps of the Central Army, the Chinese were routed by the invaders which fielded 12 medium tanks and 25 light tanks and tankettes.

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Last Major Update: Sep 2006

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Map marking major Japanese campaigns in China in 1937

Battle of Chahar Timeline

1 Aug 1937 Hideki Tojo led Japanese troops at Battle of Chahar in China.
12 Aug 1937 Battle of Chahar in China ended with Japanese victory.




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Participants:
» Fu, Zuoyi
» Itagaki, Seishiro
» Li, Shouxin
» Tojo, Hideki

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