Contents
Key Facts
| Date of Independence: |
| 18 February 1932 |
| Capital City: |
| Hsinking (Changchun) |
| Total Area Ranking: |
| n/a of 236 in the World |
| Population Size Ranking: |
| n/a of 242 in the World |
| Status: |
| historical |
The Country
Geography
Manchukuo was a puppet state established by Imperial Japan in the Manchuria region of northeast China. Manchukuo was bordered by the USSR to the north and east, Japanese-occupied Korea to the south east, the Yellow Sea to the south and China and Mongolia to the west.
The terrain of Manchukuo was quite diverse, being hilly and forested along the Amur, Ussuri and Yalu river borders with the USSR to the north, east and southeast. In the north west there was a mountain range running along the border, with forest and steppe. To the west and south the ground was flatter with regions of steppe grasslands.
Manchukuo had a total land area of 1,286,000 sq km (496,523 sq miles) after 1933, and had a population of 30.88 million in 1934 – increasing to about 50.0 million in 1941. The main ethnic groups were Chinese 96%, Japanese 2%, Koreans 1% and others 1%. The capital city was Hsinking.
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National History
Timeline – Key Dates in Manchukuo History
Further National Information
Aviation
Text to be added on the development of aviation in Manchukuo.
Markings
Civil Aircraft Registrations
Manchukuo civil aircraft used the registration sequence M-100 to M-999 1932-1945.
All-time Manchukuo (Manchuria) – civil aircraft register (M-nnn).
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Aircraft Operators
Military Air Arms
Air Force (Manchukuo Imperial Air Force)
Central Government Agencies
Government Aviation – none
Public Service Aviation
Medical Aviation – none
Police Aviation – none
Commercial Aviation
Private Aviation
To be added
Industry
Aircraft Manufacturers
MKKK Repair Workshop
Mansyu
Aircraft Maintenance/Repair Depots
MKKK Repair Workshop.
Airfields
Civil Airports & Airfields
Changchun
Hsinking
Military Air Bases & Airfields
Military Air Bases Listing – to be added.
Manchuria (Manchukuo) Airfields
On Show
Aviation Museums
None known.
Airshow Dates
None known during the 1932-1945 time period.
More Information
Aviation-Related Magazines
None known.
Aviation Bibliography
To be added