Triple Intervention
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The Triple Intervention was a diplomatic move in 1895 by Russia, Germany, and France that forced Japan to relinquish some of its gains from the First Sino-Japanese War, notably the Liaodong Peninsula.
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Treaty of Shimonoseki
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Liaodong Peninsula
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