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... Chiang Kai - shek was chosen to be the first commandant of the academy and Liao Chung - k'ai to be the party representa- tive , or chief political officer . From February to November 1924 Sun and his col- leagues had some success in ...
... Chiang Kai - shek was chosen to be the first commandant of the academy and Liao Chung - k'ai to be the party representa- tive , or chief political officer . From February to November 1924 Sun and his col- leagues had some success in ...
Page 139
... Chiang Kai - shek , on the other hand , envisaged a joint strategy by the United States , the British Com- monwealth , and China over the whole Pacific area , with China playing a major role . He demanded an equal voice in Allied war ...
... Chiang Kai - shek , on the other hand , envisaged a joint strategy by the United States , the British Com- monwealth , and China over the whole Pacific area , with China playing a major role . He demanded an equal voice in Allied war ...
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... Chiang Kai - shek's failure to control inflation and corruption , however , caused the war effort to falter from 1942 onward . In 1946 , on the eve of the renewed civil war against the Communists , the Nationalist capital returned to ...
... Chiang Kai - shek's failure to control inflation and corruption , however , caused the war effort to falter from 1942 onward . In 1946 , on the eve of the renewed civil war against the Communists , the Nationalist capital returned to ...
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