La connexió anticomunista sinoespanyola: Chiang Kai-shek i Franco (1953-1973) by Miguel Ángel Del Río Morillas

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The surtitle translation of cultural references : the face of Chiang Kai-Shek as a case study by Song, Shuang

“…It is based on a case study of The Face of Chiang Kai-shek (蒋公的面子) written by Wen Fang-yi, which enjoys great popularity among Chinese audience and received multiple awards. …”
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No room for Chiang Kai-shek in contemporary Taiwan? Qujianghua: The removal of Chiang’s legacy from the Taiwanese landscape after the 1990s and its reactions by Ho, Ryan Qixu

“…The Transitional Justice Bill passed by Taiwanese lawmakers on 5th December 2017 spelled the end of sites associated with Chiang Kai shek’s name in Taiwan. The renaming of streets and schools which bear his name has also been made compulsory for the first time under Taiwanese law.…”
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L’adaptation linguistique des Jésuites à Taiwan sous le gouvernement de Chiang Kai-shek : les enjeux politiques et culturels by Tsung-ming Chen

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Los orígenes del fascismo chino: el impacto de la colaboración nacionalista-comunista y la legitimidad de la lucha nacional (1927-1931) by Chiao In Chen

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Els Camises Blaves i el feixisme xinès (1932-1938) by Chiao-In Chen

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Political Reasons behind the Cessation of the Constitutional Reform in China, 1948–1949 by M.A. Guleva

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CAPTURE OF THE SOVIET TANKER “TUAPSE”: A HOSTAGE SWAP ENDGAME (COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE EVENTS AND THE TRUE CAUSES OF THE INCIDENT) by V. Ts. Golovachev

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A fortnight in Sian : extracts from a diary/ by 340449 Chiang, Kai-Shek

Dual-track diplomacy: China’s manoeuvre between Japan and the Soviet Union, 1931-1937 by Jin, Z

“…</p> <br> <p>The primary question addressed in this study is how Chiang Kai-shek implemented the dual-track diplomacy. …”

Transcending Whose Past? A critical view of the politics of forgetting in contemporary Taiwan by Chien-Yuan Chen

“… The repeated renaming of the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall and ensuing debates (2007–2009), reveal the multiple presences of collective memory and the ongoing ideological struggles between the Kuomintang and the Democratic Progressive Party in contemporary Taiwan. …”
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Problem of cooperation with the communist party of China in the American policy towards China (1943-1944) by D. V. Ragozin

“…The consequence was the opposition of the Chiang Kai-shek government to the American efforts caused by reluctance of the upper circles of the Kuomintang to make any concessions to their political opponents and the determination to prevent any form of foreign interference into Chinese home affairs; American efforts to establish ties with the CPC were considered as such interference.…”
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Problem of cooperation with the communist party of China in the American policy towards China (1943-1944) by D. V. Ragozin

“…The consequence was the opposition of the Chiang Kai-shek government to the American efforts caused by reluctance of the upper circles of the Kuomintang to make any concessions to their political opponents and the determination to prevent any form of foreign interference into Chinese home affairs; American efforts to establish ties with the CPC were considered as such interference.…”
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Contested childhoods: law and social deviance in wartime China, 1937-1945 by Chang, L

“…The founding of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) in 1949 has eclipsed the historical significance of Chiang Kai-shek’s Nationalist Government and the importance of its role during the wartime period. …”

Activities of the U.S. Special Services in the Republic of China During the Civil War (1927–1950) by Yaroslav Levin

“…In this regard, it seems that the information of the two main agencies of the U.S. intelligence community is able to significantly supplement the picture of the interaction between the two countries and allows better understanding of why at some point Washington was forced to almost completely abandon its support for the Chiang Kai-shek regime. The article is based on the principles of historicism and consistency, as well as the methods of historical comparative studies. …”
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The policing of a South Chinese county, 1929-1949 by Viana, Venus

“…In 1927, when the Nationalist Party under Chiang Kai-shek established a republic, they also established a list of urgent duties. …”
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Aspects of the Christian Missionary in Nationalist China: Mrs. Jiang Jieshi and the Missions by Capristo, Vincenza Cinzia

“…This work aims at adding a further piece to complete the already well-known Song Meiling’s career, after her marriage to Chiang Kai-shek. Further on, it will be clearly underlined the way she managed to established relationships with representatives of Missions, both Catholic and Protestant, thanks to the reform movement “New Life”, which brought Chinese people closer to Christian values. …”
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Mongolia’s “Journey” to Join the United Nations in 1946-1961 : “Cold War” Factors and Ideological Conflicts of the Great Powers by Batbayar Tsedendamba

“…The author dwells such problems as Mongolia’s contribution to the war against Japanese militarism; the question of the involvement of Ulaanbaatar to the Korean war in 1950-1953; the arguments between Moscow and Washington concerning the package admittance of new members; the reason of the veto power exercised by the Chiang Kai-shek regime; ideological conflicts between two opposing blocs in the United Nations. …”
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Tungsten in the Second World War: China, Japan, Germany, the Allies and Iberia by Joan Maria Thomàs

“…It analyzes the case the world’s largest producer of this mineral, China, the trade agreements signed by Chiang Kai-shek before the war with Nazi Germany, the USSR and Britain and their evolution during the global conflict. …”
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Zheng Manqing: The Memorial Hall and Legacy of the Master of Five Excellences in Taiwan by Russ Mason

“…Under Republic of China President Chiang Kai-shek’s Cultural Renaissance Movement, Zheng played an important role in preserving the cultural treasures of traditional China. …”
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