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Shanghai, 1937. As invading Japanese troops are poised to capture one of the world’s greatest cities, the Chinese Army retreats but one battalion stays behind to fight. These Eight Hundred Heroes – defended Sihang Warehouse with intense bravery and their incredible heroism became an enduring myth that helped define modern China. Shanghai, 1937. As invading Japanese troops are poised to capture one of the world’s greatest cities, the Chinese Army retreats but one battalion stays behind to fight. These Eight Hundred Heroes – defended Sihang Warehouse with intense bravery and their incredible…mehr

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Shanghai, 1937. As invading Japanese troops are poised to capture one of the world’s greatest cities, the Chinese Army retreats but one battalion stays behind to fight. These Eight Hundred Heroes – defended Sihang Warehouse with intense bravery and their incredible heroism became an enduring myth that helped define modern China. Shanghai, 1937. As invading Japanese troops are poised to capture one of the world’s greatest cities, the Chinese Army retreats but one battalion stays behind to fight. These Eight Hundred Heroes – defended Sihang Warehouse with intense bravery and their incredible heroism became an enduring myth that helped define modern China.

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Stephen Robinson studied Asian history and politics at the University of Western Sydney, graduating with First Class Honours. He has worked at the Department of Veterans' Affairs researching British atomic weapons tests and as a policy officer in the Department of Defence. Stephen Robinson is also an officer in the Australian Army Reserve and has served as an instructor at the Royal Military College. He also graduated from Australian Command and Staff College.