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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Chinese Civil War"”.

  1. From Retreat to Victory: The Rise of the Communist Party in the Chinese Civil War, 1935–1949

    More than seventy years since the end of the Chinese Civil War, the western treatment of those decisive military encounters that led to establishment of the People’s Republic of China remains hobbled by a number of issues. Not only do most of the English-language literature focus exclusively on the …

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  2. Mobilization Nation: Mass Movements in the People's Republic of China

    … campaigns in the development of a modern Chinese national identity in the People's Republic of China. After the triumph of the Communist Party at the conclusion of the Chinese Civil War mobilization campaigns became the primary force establishing the traits of a new Chinese identity. The …

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  3. Daughters of Shanghai

    … resilient Lucy Lau who struggles to survive war, natural disaster, betrayal, and grief while raising four generations of daughters. She believes that honor comes before duty, and family before all. She waits for the day that one daughter will understand an inheritance she’s kept secret for …

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  4. The Foreign Office and policy-making in China, 1945-1950 : Anglo-American relations and the recognition of Communist China

    … role of Great Britain in the origins of the Cold War. In particular it focuses on the Foreign Office attitude towards the course of the Chinese Civil War, and ultimately the establishment of a Communist government in China between 1945 and 1950. It is a revisionist interpretation of cold war

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  5. China’s Last Warlord: Gao Gang and The Northeast People’s Government (1948-1954)

    … was quickly absorbed and transformed by the Chinese Communists. This process was spearheaded by Gao Gang, the leader of the Northeast People’s Government (1948-1954) and who by the Korean War reached his pinnacle of personal power and prestige. Both the Chinese Civil War and the subsequent …

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  6. From Victory to Defeat: The Chinese Mission in Japan, 1946-1952

    Through the lens of the Chinese Mission in Japan, this dissertation explores how the Chinese Nationalists (Kuomintang) under Chiang Kai-shek adjusted to the post-war international order between 1945 and 1952. The history the governmental delegation representing the Republic of China (ROC) in Tokyo …

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  7. People's Wall : reconstructing a new city wall for the modern city of Beijing

    "If the Warsaw community is to be reborn, if its core is to be constituted by former Warsawians, then they have to be given back, their old rebuilt Warsaw to some extent, so that they can see in it the same city, though considerably altered, and not a different town on the same spot. One must take …

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