Chinese Famine of 1936
Time: 1930s
Place: China
Details: Chinese Famine of 1936 was a famine in China. It began in 1936. The death toll from this famine is estimated to be in the range of 5 million people.
‹ Earlier in historyEdward duly signed the instruments of abdicationThursday Dec 10, 1936 Later in history ›Xi'an IncidentSaturday Dec 12, 1936
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