Forgotten Ally: China's World War II, 1937-1945 (79 page)

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Chinese Communist Party (CCP) (
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Chinese National Relief and Rehabilitation Agency (CHRRA),
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Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT).
See also
National Government: assassinations by,
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; Chiang takes over,
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; Chiang’s rise and control of,
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; denigration of,
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; divisions within,
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; land reforms by,
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; plans to democratize,
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Chongqing: British consulate in,
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Christian missionaries: in China,
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Chungking.
See
Chongqing

Churchill, Winston: and Burma,
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City of Life and Death
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Civil War: CCP’s victory in,
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civilian population, Chinese: attacks NRA,
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Cixi,
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Clark Kerr, Sir Archibald,
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Cold War,
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collaborationist government (Nanjing).
See
Reorganized Government

collaborators: postwar treatment of,
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Comintern,
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communism: Chiang’s hatred of,
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Communist Party.
See
Chinese Communist Party (CCP)

corruption: by Jiang Dingwen,
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Cosme, Henri,
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Cripps, Sir Stafford,
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Cui Yongyuan,
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Currie, Lauchlin,
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D-Day landings.
See
Operation Overlord

Dai Li: as Chiang’s head of security,
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Davies, John Paton, Jr.,
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De (prince),
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Defend Wuhan
(Lao),
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democracy: Asian interpretation of,
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Deng Xiaoping,
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Dennys, Lancelot,
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Dewey, Thomas E.,
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Diaoyutai islands,
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“Diary of Miss Sophia, The” (Ding Ling),
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Ding Ling: “The Diary of Miss Sophia,”
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Ding Mocun,
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“Dixie Mission.”
See
United States: and contact with CCP

Dodd, William Edward,
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Dong Nancai,
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Dong Xianguang,
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Donovan, William: and OSS in China,
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Doolittle, James: leads air raid on Japan,
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Dorn, Frank,
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Drumright, Everett F.,
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Du Yuesheng,
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Du Yuming,
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Du Zhongyuan,
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Duan Suquan,
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Dunkirk, retreat from,
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Durdin, F. Tillman: on defense and massacre of Nanjing,
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Eden, Anthony,
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Empire of the Sun
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Europe, Allied invasion of.
See
Operation Overlord

extraterritoriality.
See
Western imperialism

 

famine: and breaching of Yellow River dikes,
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; Zhang Zonglu on,
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Fan Changjiang,
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Fan Jianchuan:
One Person’s War of Resistance
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Fang Jun,
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Fang Xianjue,
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Farmer, Rhodes,
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fascism: Comintern opposes,
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Feng Yuxiang,
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Fessenden, Sterling,
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Fitch, George,
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Flowers of War
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“Flying Tigers.”
See
American Volunteer Group (AVG)

food supply: CCP and,
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foreigners: arrested after Pearl Harbor,
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Gandhi, Mahatma,
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Gao Luoying,
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Gao Zongwu,
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