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In January 1949, Chiang Kai-shek stepped down as President of the Republic of China.
He did not resign. He did not surrender. He did not concede that the war was lost. He announced that he was temporarily retiring from the presidency to al...
On the morning of January 31, 1949, the last Nationalist troops marched out of Beijing through the city’s ancient gates. There was no battle. There was no bombardment. The Temple of Heaven was undamaged. The Forbidden City was undamaged. Th...
The Huaihai Campaign
The Huaihai Campaign is not well known outside China. It probably should be.
China’s 1948 Election
The last episode took us deep into fighting in Manchuria. Armies destroyed. A city under siege. Soldiers dead, wounded and dispirited. This episode, we step back from the battlefield. We’re going to look at what was h...
Lin Biao Shocks the KMT in Manchuria
In the autumn of 1948, roughly 550,000 Nationalist troops were stationed in Manchuria. They held the cities Shenyang, Changchun and Jinzhou. They had American weapons and American-trained officers. They...
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