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Soviet–Japanese border conflicts
Part of the interwar period (until 1939) and World War II
Japanese light tanks during the Battles of Khalkhin Gol
Date 1 March 1932 – 16 September 1939 (7 years, 6 months, 2 weeks and 1 day) Location Northeast Asia (Mongolia, Primorsky Krai, Manchuria) 47°43′49″N 118°35′24″E / 47.7303°N 118.5900°E / 47.7303; 118.5900 Result Soviet–Mongolian victory
Belligerents
Soviet Union  Mongolia	Japan Manchukuo
Commanders and leaders
Joseph Stalin Georgy Zhukov Grigory Shtern Nikolai Berzarin Yakov Smushkevich Vasily Blyukher  Khorloogiin Choibalsan Bataar Enkhjargal † Jaija Bataar †	Emperor Hirohito Kenkichi Ueda Yoshijirō Umezu Rensuke Isogai Michitaro Komatsubara Kōtoku Satō Masaomi Yasuoka Kamezō Suetaka [ja] Mihara Kanae Urzhin Garmaev
Casualties and losses
Total: 30,443–32,418 29,766–31,290 677–1,128 Material losses: 350 tanks destroyed 140 armoured cars destroyed 211 aircraft destroyed	Total: 24,095–26,011 21,190–23,106 2,905 Material losses: 43 tanks destroyed several tankettes destroyed 162 aircraft destroyed

Wikipedia Categories

• Pacific War
• 1930s in Japan
• 1930s conflicts
• 1930s in Mongolia
• History of Manchuria
• Military of Mongolia
• Wars involving Japan
• Wars involving Mongolia
• Wars involving Manchukuo
• 1930s in the Soviet Union
• Battles involving Mongolia
• Borders of the Soviet Union
• Japan–Soviet Union relations
• Military history of Mongolia
• Wars involving the Soviet Union
• Soviet–Japanese border conflicts
• Military history of Japan during World War II

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