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... American forces could join up and hasten the defeat of Japan . He advocated a policy of increasing the supply of arms to China , and of using American officers to help with training and staff organization . In this connection , he ...
... American forces could join up and hasten the defeat of Japan . He advocated a policy of increasing the supply of arms to China , and of using American officers to help with training and staff organization . In this connection , he ...
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... American policy in China when General Stilwell , who maintained the principle that America's interest was best served by the participation of China as a whole in the war against Japan , was recalled and Ambassador Gauss resigned in ...
... American policy in China when General Stilwell , who maintained the principle that America's interest was best served by the participation of China as a whole in the war against Japan , was recalled and Ambassador Gauss resigned in ...
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... American intervention on a large scale in China's domestic politics was further heightened . It was to correct the excessive unbalance of American policy that General Marshall was sent out to China as a special envoy , to show that America ...
... American intervention on a large scale in China's domestic politics was further heightened . It was to correct the excessive unbalance of American policy that General Marshall was sent out to China as a special envoy , to show that America ...
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WHERE IS CHINA AND WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE? | 15 |
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WHO ARE THE CHINESE? | 26 |
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