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"ref": "1929 December 13 [1929 December 12], “Soviet Troops Attack and Bomb Pokotu”, in The China Mail, number 27,361, sourced from Mukden, →OCLC, page 1, column 6",
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"text": "On November 28 Soviet planes, operating from Hailar, began bombing military installations in and around Pokotu (Bukhedu), east of the Khingan Mountains, where the Chinese had set up their headquarters. Panic-stricken, Chinese troops fled further east, toward Tsitsihar, plundering the countryside.",
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