excerpt from highschool textbook

[missheru]

I need help to translate this because my kanji skills are too bad...
Please help me. I totally failed trying to translate it.

Picture 1: From ８月には till the circled 3
and picture 2 completely

 

[nhk9]

As I see that you are new here, please understand that this is not a free translation website and we don't do other people's homework here. If you are interested in learning the language, you can post your own attempt here first. In such a case, many of us will be willing to help.

Otherwise, I suggest that you look for a professional translator in your neighbourhood.

 

[missheru]

I tried but I can't figure out the kanji because it's printed. It would help me a lot if somebody could just write furigana on top of the kanji. Then I could try to translate it by myself and look up the vocabulary.
I didn't want to use this forum as a free translater, sorry!

 

[undrentide]

戦闘 せんとう
始まり はじまり
第２次上海事変 だいにじしゃんはいじへん
戦火 せんか
南 みなみ
広がった ひろがった
国民党 こくみんとう
共産党 きょうさんとう
提携 ていけい
第二次国共合作 だいにじこっきょうがっさく
抗日民族統一戦線 こうにちみんぞくとういつせんせん
成立 せいりつ
日本 にほん
大軍 たいぐん
投入 とうにゅう
年末 ねんまつ
国民政府 こくみんせいふ
首都 しゅと
占領 せんりょう
奥地 おくち
抗戦 こうせん
日中戦争 にっちゅうせんそう
長期戦 ちょうきせん
陥落 かんらく
前後 ぜんご
日本軍 にほんぐん
略奪 りゃくだつ
暴行 ぼうこう
多数 たすう
中国人 ちゅうごくじｎ
一般市民 いっぱんしみん
婦女子 ふじょし
捕虜 ほりょ
殺害 さつがい
事件 じけん
状況 じょうきょう
外務省 がいむしょう
通じて つうじて
陸軍中央部 りくぐんちゅうおうぶ
伝わって つたわって

国共合作 is a Chinese word and you may not find it in dictionaries.
About 国共合作 in Wikipedia

WWJDIC

 

[Ben Bullock]

I tried but I can't figure out the kanji because it's printed. It would help me a lot if somebody could just write furigana on top of the kanji. Then I could try to translate it by myself and look up the vocabulary.
I didn't want to use this forum as a free translater, sorry!

You could get an electronic version like this: download the trial version of "Yomitori Kakumei" (a Japanese Optical Character Recognition program) and run it on your image. The download is the yellow button here:

http://panasonic.co.jp/sn/psn/pstc/products/yomikaku/

It works incredibly well, I've used it in the past to do things like this.
Alternatively there is an OCR built in to Microsoft Office, but it's much clunkier and less accurate.