Manchuria had never been ruled by China before 1945. Manchurians are NOT Chinese. #FreeManchuria from Chinese Occupation & Colonization. Rebuild Manju Guru
Mongolian “Jingle Bells” takes social media by storm
Dutch DJ Ummet Ozcan added a new layer of flavor to the famous Christmas song — and listeners loved it.
A family wedding photo in Changchun, Manchuria. 1948.
Changchun at that time was the most advanced and developed city outside of Europe and America.
You can just tell.
Big thanks to our Japanese brothers and sisters @JapanKokueki___ and everyone in Japan sharing the real map of China—the one that shows the CCP’s actual historical borders surrounded by independent nations: East Turkestan, Tibet, Taiwan, Manchuria, and Greater Mongolia.
Genocide on the Mongolian Steppe – Volume II
First-hand Accounts of Genocide in Southern Mongolia During the Chinese Cultural Revolution
by Yang Haiying ,Translated by Enghebatu Togochog
This book documents the largely unknown mass killing of ethnic Mongols in Inner Mongolia (Southern Mongolia) during China’s Cultural Revolution (1967–1970). Tens of thousands of Mongols were falsely accused of being members of a separatist “Inner Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party,” tortured, and executed. Based on hundreds of survivor and family interviews, it is one of the most detailed records of this hidden genocide. Originally published in Japanese (墓標なき草原), this is the English translation of Volume II.
🚨Just released: never-before-seen 1990 PLA military trial footage (Part 5).
38th Army Commander Xu Qinxian tells his superiors on May 18, 1989:
“I cannot lead armed troops against the people. History will judge.”
The earth-shattering secret contained in the testimony of Peng Cuifeng, Director of the Operations Department of the Beijing Military Region Command: at the time, the students’ call for “democracy” was interpreted as an attempt to “overthrow the Communist Party,” and their demand that “everyone over 70 step down” was seen as being directed at “Comrades Xiaoping and Li Peng.”
This was deemed intolerable. As a result, the Beijing Military Region alone planned to deploy 50,000 troops—armed with heavy weapons and anti-aircraft guns—into Beijing!
Facts:
1. Manchukuo was a powerful country.
2. The people of Manchukuo were respected for their high moral character.
3. Manchukuo was broadly recognized by the international community at the time.
Note: The internationally accepted term "powerful country" is used.
It is: Power Country
It is not: Big Country
It is a synonym for integrity, responsibility, obligation, peace, and inclusiveness.
https://t.co/U3dVSOtSak
A 1939 Manchukuo passport issued to Russian émigré teacher Autonomoff Nikoly P., featuring multilingual pages, US entry stamps from San Francisco, and annotations highlighting visa-free US access - Yes, the passport of Manchukuo grants visa-free access to the United States.
Manchukuo issued internationally recognized travel documents, enabling exiles like White Russians to emigrate to the US amid global recognition before and during WWII.
Could the Guomindang regime of the Republic of China, which is in exile in Taiwan, shelter anti-Putin Russians traveling freely to the US, similar to how Manchukuo granted asylum to Russian exiles? Which one looks more like a puppet state?