I would highly recommend the Hardcore History Podcast, especially the "Supernova in the East" series, as it focuses solely on Japan’s rise and fall before and during WW2. It is fascinating.
Without considering outside interference, could Japan have conquered all China? Or the vast territory and large population would have been sooner or later a problem for the japaneses like the USSR was for the germans?
![Nationalist Chinese troops with a captured Japanese flag. Winter Offensive, Kunlun Pass, Guangxi, 31 December 1939. [495 x 394]](https://i.imgur.com/LR70WKm.png)
Three_Trees
To answer the obvious question: the best Chinese divisions at the time were trained and equipped by the Germans. Hence the stahlhelms.
Edit: see here for more info.
PrussianBlood23
To those interested in this theater:
I would highly recommend the Hardcore History Podcast, especially the "Supernova in the East" series, as it focuses solely on Japan’s rise and fall before and during WW2. It is fascinating.
GarfieldVirtuoso
Without considering outside interference, could Japan have conquered all China? Or the vast territory and large population would have been sooner or later a problem for the japaneses like the USSR was for the germans?