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Battle of Khalkhin Gol
[edit]You reverted my changes to Battle of Khalkhin Gol#Japanese conclusions. The deletion is needed in the article. If you check the previous versions, the following sentences are repeated twice in the same section of the article.
The Nomonhan Incident gave the Japanese Army an opportunity to realize the actual ability of the Soviet Army. Seeing was believing.
Once at the top and again at the bottom of the article. I have again removed the last two sentences as it was redundant. If you do feel the need to revert the article again, feel free to discuss it on the article talk page but I think its rather obvious that the redundancy is an error. --Eqdoktor 11:04, 27 October 2006 (UTC)