Western involvement in China during the WWII

August 21, 1927

China signed a non-aggression pact with this country

October 5, 1937

President Roosevelt delivered a speech in Chicago calling what was going on an "epidemic"

November 3, 1937

The Nine-Power Treaty held a conference in this European capital to address Japanese aggression

December 12, 1937

This US gunboat was bombed and sunk by Japanese troops in Nanjing

December 13, 1937

Nazi German businessman that established the Nanking Safety Zone

1939

Battles in Northeastern China and Mongolia where the Soviet Union defeated Japan

March 11, 1941

Policy under which the US supplied the Allied nations with oil

August, 1941

US sanction cutting off 80% of Japan's oil supply

1941

US Air Force Volunteer group led by Claire Lee Chennault

1942

The road connecting Burma and Yunnan

1942

US general that was chief to staff to Chiang Kai-Shek

November 22, 1943

Capital city where Chiang, Roosevelt and Churchill had a conference

December, 1949

Russian border city where twelve Unit 731 members were sentenced to labor camps

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Ivy League University whose library holds a massive collection of archives of the Nanjing Massacre

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American foundation that documents witnesses of survivors of the Nanjing Massacre. (Hint: Californian university + similar historical event)