Emperor of Manchukuo, Henry Pu Yi, meets with League of Nations commission. The League attempted to determine the causes of the

Emperor of Manchukuo, Henry Pu Yi, meets with League of Nations commission. The League attempted to determine the causes of the Stock Photo

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Emperor of Manchukuo, Henry Pu Yi, meets with League of Nations commission. The League attempted to determine the causes of the Mukden Incident, which led to the Empire of Japan’s seizure of Manchuria. Seated, L-R: Mr. Haas, secretary (2nd from left); Isaburo Yoshida, Japanese assessor; Gen. Frank McCoy, Lord Lytton, Henry Pu Yi, Count Marescotti, Heinrich Schnee, Gen. Henri Claudel. May 28, 1932. (CSU_2015_9_1010)

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