History of China's Anti-japanese War·volume 4, the Good Situation in the International Anti-fascist Situation and Japan's Surrender (january 1944-august 1945)
by Zhang Xianwen Chen Qianping
About This Novel
The four-volume "History of China's Anti-Japanese War" was led by Professor Zhang Xianwen, a famous and authoritative scholar on the history of the Anti-Japanese War, and was compiled by the Center for the History of the Republic of China. It contains millions of words and fully describes the history of the 14-year Anti-Japanese War from 1931 to 1945. It weaves a picture of the bloody war of the Chinese people and is a comprehensive, systematic, objective and scientific masterpiece on the history of the Anti-Japanese War. The fourth volume of "History of the Chinese Anti-Japanese War" spans January 1944 to August 1945. As the Japanese army was retreating steadily on the Pacific battlefield, it launched an unprecedented major offensive in mainland China - "Operation No. 1." The defense of Luoyang, the defense of Changsha, the fierce battle at Hengyang, the counterattack in northern Burma and western Yunnan... The development of the war situation in 1944 had a vital impact on both China and Japan. From the spring of 1944 to the summer of 1945, a massive local counterattack was also launched on the battlefield behind enemy lines, inflicting a heavy blow to the enemy. At the same time, changes in the international situation accelerated the end of Japanese fascism.
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