The Japanese Settlers to the Manchuria and Inner Mongolia of Mainland China (2009)

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Set in the Japanese puppet state of Manchukuo, the tragic theme of the film is the destruction of millions of lives in the 13 years before Manchukuo collapsed with Japan’s World War II surrender in August 1945, and the years of suffering it brought in its wake.

Director: Sumiko Haneda
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 120 min
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Production: Jiyu Kobo
Country: Japan
Language: 日本語
Original Language: ja
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Japanese Settlers to the Manchuria and Inner Mongolia of Mainland China about?
Set in the Japanese puppet state of Manchukuo, the tragic theme of the film is the destruction of millions of lives in the 13 years before Manchukuo collapsed with Japan’s World War II surrender in August 1945, and the years of suffering it brought in its wake.
Who directed The Japanese Settlers to the Manchuria and Inner Mongolia of Mainland China?
The Japanese Settlers to the Manchuria and Inner Mongolia of Mainland China was directed by Sumiko Haneda.
How long is The Japanese Settlers to the Manchuria and Inner Mongolia of Mainland China?
The Japanese Settlers to the Manchuria and Inner Mongolia of Mainland China has a runtime of 2h 0m (120 minutes).
What genre is The Japanese Settlers to the Manchuria and Inner Mongolia of Mainland China?
The Japanese Settlers to the Manchuria and Inner Mongolia of Mainland China is a Documentary film.
Where was The Japanese Settlers to the Manchuria and Inner Mongolia of Mainland China produced?
The Japanese Settlers to the Manchuria and Inner Mongolia of Mainland China was produced in Japan.