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Battle of Taierzhuang
Part of the Battle of Xuzhou in the Second Sino-Japanese War and the interwar period
House-to-house fighting in Tai'erzhuang
Date 22 March – 7 April 1938 (16 days) Location Tai'erzhuang in Shandong and Pizhou in Jiangsu, China 34°33′26″N 117°43′51″E / 34.55722°N 117.73083°E / 34.55722; 117.73083 Result Chinese victory
Belligerents
China	Japan
Commanders and leaders
Li Zongren Bai Chongxi Tang Enbo Sun Lianzhong Wang Mingzhang † Deng Xihou Pang Bingxun Han Deqin Sun Zhen Zhang Zizhong Guan Linzheng	Rensuke Isogai Seishirō Itagaki
Units involved
National Revolutionary Army 3rd and 4th PG Squadrons, Nationalist Air Force of China	North China Area Army, 2nd Army 10th Division Seya Task Force 5th Division Sakamoto Task Force
Strength
100,000–288,000 troops in 10 divisions 20th Corps and attached units : about 72,278 troops	17,000–60,000 troops 7 tanks 39 tankettes
Casualties and losses
Western claims: 20,000–30,000+ killed and wounded Chinese records: 20th Corps : about 20,342 killed, wounded, or missing 2nd Group Army : 9,675 killed, wounded, or missing 22nd Group Army : 2,415 killed, wounded, or missing.	Modern Western estimate: 8,000 killed 12,000 wounded Contemporary Western estimates: 16,000–20,000 killed 40 tanks destroyed 70 armored cars 100+ trucks Japanese records: Seya Task Force: 411 killed 1,319 wounded 4 tanks 7 tankettes Sakamoto Task Force: unknown Under 2,500 total casualties Official Japanese newspaper claim: 636 combat deaths. Seya Task Force: 448 combat deaths Sakamoto Task Force: 188 combat deaths Chinese claim: 20,000+ killed and wounded 10,000+ rifles 931 HMGs 77 infantry guns 40 tanks 50+ cannons Countless POWs
^ Totaling seven infantry divisions, one infantry brigade, one cavalry division, one cavalry regiment, and one artillery regiment ^ Including the battles of Tengxian, Lincheng, Hanzhuang, Yixian, Guoliji, and Taierzhuang from March 14 to April 7, 1938. Excluding the Linyi battlefield ^ Including four infantry divisions, one cavalry division, one infantry brigade, and one artillery regiment temporarily assigned to the corps. Excluding the 110th Division of the corps temporarily assigned to the 2nd Group Army

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