Prior to this event, tensions rose when Chinese farmers drove Koreans out from Wanpaoshan, and when Captain Nakamura Shintaro was arrested and executed as a spy. It led to the Seiyukai Cabinet of Inukai Tsuyoshi replacing the more moderate cabinet of Wakatsuki Reijiro, and in response to this event, Chang Hsüeh-liang was ordered to pursue an unpopular policy of nonresistance. Originally planned by Seishiro Itagaki and Kanji Ishiwara, this event occurred on September 18th when Suemori Komoto placed ? explosives at Liutiaokuo, and caused the Unit
Prior to this event, tensions rose when Chinese farmers drove Koreans out from Wanpaoshan, and when Captain Nakamura Shintaro was arrested and executed as a spy. It led to the Seiyukai Cabinet of Inukai Tsuyoshi replacing the more moderate cabinet of Wakatsuki Reijiro, and in response to this event, Chang Hsüeh-liang was ordered to pursue an unpopular policy of nonresistance. Originally planned by Seishiro Itagaki and Kanji Ishiwara, this event occurred on September 18th when Suemori Komoto placed ? explosives at Liutiaokuo, and caused the United States to issue the Stimson Doctrine. Immediately after this event, the Kwantung Army invaded Manchuria. FTP, name this 1931 incident between Japan and China, where a bomb destroyed part of a railroad near Shenyang.
Prior to this event, tensions rose when Chinese farmers drove Koreans out from Wanpaoshan, and when Captain Nakamura Shintaro was arrested and executed as a spy.
{Mukden} Incident [accept {Manchurian Incident}, {September 18 Incident}, or {Liutiaokuo Incident} before mentioned]