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Manchurian Railways And The Opening Of China: An International History: An International History,New Edward J. McMillan The Third Section Of TheThe Railways Of Manchuria Offer An Intriguing Vantage Point For An International History Of Northeast Asia. Before The Completion Of The Transsiberian Railway In 1916, The Only Rail Route From The Imperial Russian Capital Of St. Petersburg To The Pacific Port Of Vladivostok Transited Manchuria. A Spur Line From The Manchurian City Of Harbin Led South To Icefree Port Arthur. Control Of These Two Rail Lines Gave Imperial Russia Military, Economic, And