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I'm sure there is a Japanese name for the Battle of Chiatung. That is the illusive information I'm looking for. Chiatung is Chinese (Wade-Giles, I presume; I think the Pinyin version would be "Jiadong") name, but, pardon my pun, that's only half the battle. The Japanese were there, as well, and I'm sure they called it something….
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I'm sure there is a Japanese name for the Battle of Chiatung. That is the illusive information I'm looking for. Chiatung is Chinese (Wade-Giles, I presume; I think the Pinyin version would be "Jiadong") name, but, pardon my pun, that's only half the battle. The Japanese were there, as well, and I'm sure they called it something….
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