Pingdingshan massacre
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Within Vinony's link graph, Pingdingshan massacre is referenced by 295 other articles, and connects out to Operation Ichi-Go, Battle of Wuhan and Chinese.
The entry is geolocated on the map in 21.
It sits within the topics 1930s fires in Asia, 1932 fires and 1932 in Manchuria.
Its subject is documented across 8 Wikipedia language editions.
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- 1932-09-16
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1930s fires in Asia1932 fires1932 in Manchuria1932 in the Japanese colonial empire1932 mass shootings1932 murders in ChinaArson in ChinaArson in the 1930sAttacks on buildings and structures in ChinaAttacks on buildings and structures in the 1930sHistory of FushunJapanese war crimes in ChinaMassacres committed by JapanMassacres in 1932Massacres in the Second Sino-Japanese WarMassacres of Chinese peopleMilitary history of LiaoningResidential building arson attacks in AsiaSeptember 1932 in AsiaWar crimes in Manchukuo