North China Buffer Zone

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The North China Buffer Zone was a demilitarized area established by Imperial Japan in the 1930s to separate Japanese-controlled territories from Chinese Nationalist forces in northern China.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
North China Buffer Zone canonical 1
Northern China war zone 1

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Statements (28)

Predicate Object
instanceOf buffer zone
demilitarized zone
historical region
appliesToJurisdiction areas of northern China under Japanese influence
conflict Second Sino-Japanese War
controlledBy Empire of Japan
linked to: Imperial Japan
country Republic of China
createdBy Empire of Japan
linked to: Imperial Japan

Imperial Japanese Army
establishedInPeriod interwar period
historicalContext Japanese attempts to create autonomous or semi-autonomous regions in North China
locatedIn China
North China
opposedBy Chinese Nationalist Government
Kuomintang
partOf Japanese expansion in East Asia
Japanese occupation of China
purpose to limit Chinese Nationalist military presence in northern China
to separate Japanese-controlled territories from Chinese Nationalist forces
regionType militarily restricted area
relatedTo Hebei–Chahar Political Council
Japanese puppet and autonomous regimes in North China
Tanggu Truce
demilitarized zones in China
significantFor facilitating further Japanese advances into North China
weakening central Chinese Nationalist control in North China
status defunct
timePeriod 1930s

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Japanese occupation of North China hasPart North China Buffer Zone
Chinese theater of the Second Sino-Japanese War hasPart Northern China war zone
linked to: North China Buffer Zone