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Langfang Incident

The Langfang Incident (Japanese: Lo-bo) occurred on July 25 1937, about 30 miles southeast of Peiping, on the railroad that leads to Tientsin. "... while a Japanese signal unit was repairing communication wires at the Langfang station, a Chinese unit belonging to the 38th Division, which was camped near the station, launched a surprise attack against the signal unit. An infantry company of the China Garrison Army stationed nearby to protect the railway successfully defended the station throughout the night but suffered severe casualties." General Gun Hashimoto adds that "to prevent the occurrence of such an untoward incident, we had given the Chinese advance notice of the repair work...." There were 15 casualties on the Japanese side (four of them killed.)



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