Asia Pacific, 11 May 1928: Jinan Incident
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Political map of East Asia and the Western Pacific on 11 May 1928 (China's Nanjing Decade: Jinan Incident), showing the following events: Wuhan Government breaks with Chinese Communists; Nanchang Uprising; Kuomintang takes Fengtian clique headquarters at Fuzhou (Southern Shandong); Japan occupies Jinan.

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D u t c h E a s t I n d i e s(Neth.)

Japanese
Empire

Mongolia(Sov. sat.)

Indian
Empire(Br. Raj)

South Seas Agency(Jap. mand.)

A u s t r a l i a(Br. dom.)

Philippines(US terr.)

New Guinea(Aus. mand.)

Rep.
China(Fengt. gov.)

French
Indochina(Fr. prot.)

Solomon Is.(Br.)

Hawaii(US terr.)

Malaya(Br. prot.)

Tuva(Sov. sat.)

Fengtian
Clique

Chinese
Nationalists

Papua(Aus. terr.)

Alaska(US terr.)

Sarawak(Br. prot.)

S.M.R(Jap. adm.)

Guizhou(Yun. ctrl)

Kuril Islands(Jap.)

Ryukyu Is.(Jap.)

N. Borneo(Br. prot.)

Brunei(Br. prot.)

P. Timor(Port.)

Nauru(Aus. mand.)

W. Samoa(NZ mand.)

American
Samoa(U.S.)

Gilbert

Islands(Br.)

Ellice Is.(Br.)

Union Is.(NZ terr.)

Phoenix Is.(uninh.)

Marshall

Islands(Jap.)

Mariana

Islands(Jap.)

C a r o l i n e I s l a n d s(Jap.)

Paracel Is.(disp.)

Spratly Is.(disp.)

Bonin Is.(Jap.)

Volcano Is.(Jap.)

International
Date Line

15 Jul 1927Wuhan Government
breaks with Communists

Aug 1927Communist uprising
in Nanchang crushed

Dec 1927Nationalists advance
on Fengtian clique

20 Apr–11 May 1928Japanese intervene,
clashing with
Nationalists at Jinan

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