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Page 136
... Nationalist control . The northern armies began to form an alliance against the Southerners . Conservative Nationalist leaders in Shanghai mobilized against the headquarters in Wu - han . There was a deep rift within the revolutionary ...
... Nationalist control . The northern armies began to form an alliance against the Southerners . Conservative Nationalist leaders in Shanghai mobilized against the headquarters in Wu - han . There was a deep rift within the revolutionary ...
Page 141
... Nationalist and Communist offi- cials after Japan's surrender . An agreement reached on Oct. 10 , 1945 , called for the convening of a multiparty Political Consultative Council to plan a liberalized post- war government and to draft a ...
... Nationalist and Communist offi- cials after Japan's surrender . An agreement reached on Oct. 10 , 1945 , called for the convening of a multiparty Political Consultative Council to plan a liberalized post- war government and to draft a ...
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... Nationalist leader Sun Yat - sen . Despite such progressive trends and a nominal allegiance to the central government , Chungking was unable to break away from the grip of regional separatism . Yet in 1938 , when war again broke out ...
... Nationalist leader Sun Yat - sen . Despite such progressive trends and a nominal allegiance to the central government , Chungking was unable to break away from the grip of regional separatism . Yet in 1938 , when war again broke out ...
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