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The East Shanxi Operation, also known as the Operation No. 1 for the North China Area Army, was a large-scale Japanese mopping-up operation against Chinese guerilla troops in southeast Shanxi in the summer of 1939. The operation involved the largest number of units from the North China Area Army in 1939, with a total of six divisions and one independent mixed brigade. The National Revolutionary Army referred to the operation as the The Summer Offensive in Shanxi Province in 1939 which lasted until the end of the Chinese counterattack of Changzhi in September. The Eighth Route Army referred to the operation as the Anti-"Mopping-Up" Campaign in the Taihang Mountains Region.
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