Kantōgun

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Kantōgun was the Imperial Japanese Army's Kwantung Army, a powerful and influential military force stationed in Manchuria that played a central role in Japan's expansionist policies before and during World War II.

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Kantōgun canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Imperial Japanese Army formation
army group
military unit
allegiance Emperor of Japan
alsoKnownAs Japanese Kwantung Army
surface form: Kwantung Army

Japanese Kwantung Army
surface form: 関東軍
commandStructure semi-autonomous from Tokyo high command
conflict Sino-Japanese War (1937–1945)
surface form: Second Sino-Japanese War

Manchurian Strategic Offensive Operation
surface form: Soviet invasion of Manchuria

Soviet–Japanese border conflicts
surface form: Soviet–Japanese Border Wars

World War II
country Japan
surface form: Empire of Japan
dissolvedIn 1945
doctrine offensive continental expansion
engagedWith Chinese Communist forces
Guomin Gemingjun
surface form: Chinese National Revolutionary Army

Red Army
surface form: Soviet Red Army
formedIn 1906
garrisonLocation Kwantung Leased Territory
Manchuria
headquartersLocation Changchun
Shenyang
surface form: Mukden
ideology Japanese ultranationalism
militarism
includedUnit Unit 100
Unit 731
involvedIn experimentation on humans
war crimes in Manchuria
notableCommander Hideki Tojo
Otozō Yamada NERFINISHED
Seishirō Itagaki
Shigeru Honjō NERFINISHED
notableEvent Nomonhan Incident
notableOperation Japanese occupation of Manchuria
surface form: Invasion of Manchuria

Mukden Incident
establishment of Manchukuo
operatedIn Manchuria
surface form: Northeast China
partOf Imperial Japanese Army
peakStrength over 700000 soldiers
regionControlled Manchukuo
parts of Inner Mongolia
role instrument of Japanese expansionism in East Asia
occupation force in Manchuria
subordinateTo Imperial General Headquarters
supportedCreationOf Manchukuo
surrenderedIn August 1945
surrenderedTo Soviet Union
theaterOfOperations China
Korea
Soviet–Manchurian border

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