In November 1928, students marched through the streets of Harbin. When they began forcing their way through police lines, things turned violent.

[The China Project] The ‘11-9 incident’: When police fired on Chinese student protesters

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[The China Project] The ‘11-9 incident’: When police fired on Chinese student protesters

[The China Project] The ‘11-9 incident’: When police fired on Chinese student protesters