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Second Sino-Japanese War - Part 1: Tensions rise in a fractured land
In the damp alleys of Shanghai in 1936, uncertainty hung heavy in the air. Rickshaws jostled alongside foreign limousines, and the muddy waters of the river carried whispers of violence. China was a nation on the edge, torn apart by decades of internal strife and foreign encroachment. The Qing dynasty had collapsed, giving birth to a republic, but this was merely a facade.
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