Sino-American Relations, Volume 17Institute of Sino-American Relations, College of Chinese Culture, 1991 - China |
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... Central Political Council which later was reorganized into the Supreme National Defense Council , the highest wartime body in China . Chang Chun was a well - liked and respected governor of Hupeh ( largest city : Hankow ) from 1933 to ...
... Central Political Council which later was reorganized into the Supreme National Defense Council , the highest wartime body in China . Chang Chun was a well - liked and respected governor of Hupeh ( largest city : Hankow ) from 1933 to ...
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... Central Central Government otherwise , the Japanese , who apparently had killed Chang Tso - lin for his non - cooperation , would put pressure on the " Young Mar- shal " to come to terms with them . The task of persuading Chang Hsueh ...
... Central Central Government otherwise , the Japanese , who apparently had killed Chang Tso - lin for his non - cooperation , would put pressure on the " Young Mar- shal " to come to terms with them . The task of persuading Chang Hsueh ...
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... Central News , the unof- ficial Chinese news agency , which was then headed by T. T. Hsiao . Mr. Hsiao , a veteran of the Chinese revolution and a patriot , agreed to place his news gathering facilities virtually under government ...
... Central News , the unof- ficial Chinese news agency , which was then headed by T. T. Hsiao . Mr. Hsiao , a veteran of the Chinese revolution and a patriot , agreed to place his news gathering facilities virtually under government ...
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