Counterinsurgency in Manchuria

The Japanese Experience, 1931-1940

Chong Sik Lee

ResearchPublished 1967

This Memorandum is one of a series of research studies on problems of counterinsurgency, undertaken by RAND for the Advanced Research Projects Agency. It stems from a decision to examine Japan's official reports and documents on its successful counterinsurgency operations in Manchuria in the nineteen-thirties where it was apparent that the problems faced by Japanese planners presented certain similarities to those encountered in other counterinsurgencies.

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Lee, Chong Sik, Counterinsurgency in Manchuria: The Japanese Experience, 1931-1940. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1967. https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_memoranda/RM5012.html.
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