Manchuria

Part One
Introduction: Manchuria and a Regional Approach to Chinese History.
Chapter One: The Ethnic Mosaic of the Northeast.
Chapter Two: The "Rise of the Manchus" and their Later Fortunes.
Chapter Three: Russian expansion into Asia and the way to the treaty of Nerchinsk.
Chapter Four: Qing-Russian Relations in the Eighteenth Century.
Chapter Five: The Treaties of Aigun and Peking.
Chapter Six: From the First Sino-Japanese War to the Russo-Japanese War in Manchuria.
Chapter Seven: Russian Imperialism in China and the Chinese Eastern Railway.
Chapter Eight: The Japanese Sphere of Influence and the South Manchuria Railway.
Chapter Nine: Chinese Migrant Society in the Northeast.
Chapter Ten: Manchuria in the 1920s, Banditry and Warlord Rule.
Chapter Eleven: The Manchukuo State: Resistance and Collaboration, 1932-45.
Chapter Twelve: Soviet Occupation, Civil War and Communist Victory, 1945-49.
Chapter Thirteen: The Northeast through Literature.
Chapter Fourteen: The Northeast Under Mao.
Chapter Fifteen: The Northeast After Mao.

Part Two
Chapter Sixteen: History and Geography: Heilongjiang.
Chapter Seventeen: History and Geography: Jilin.
Chapter Eighteen: History and Geography: Liaoning.
Chapter Nineteen: The Mongol Component in Manchuria.
Chapter Twenty: Jehol / Rehe / Chengde: The Perspective of "New Qing History".
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