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| | Chinese History - The Republic of China ä¸è¯æ°‘å event history (www.chinaknowledge.de) |
 | | After the second national congress in early 1926 Chiang Kai-shek became the prominent person of the party and forced Wang Jingwei to leave the country. | | | Many provincial leaders of southern China declared the independance of their province from Yuan Shikai's empire. | | | The adminstration of the provisional republican government in Nanjing followed the separation of powers of modern Western style republics. |
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| | R.O.C. on Taiwan: China's First Democracy |
| | With the popular election of a new Legislative Yuan at the end of 1992, the government began to display the characteristics of a representative and popular democracy, instituting constitutional reforms that were to assure citizen rights and the direct popular election of the president and vice president of the Republic. | | | Such elections were held between 1969 and 1978 and actively involved large majorities of all eligible voters--- demonstrating an abiding, informed interest by the people of Taiwan in their political future. | | | It became clear that their numbers would have to be supplemented by special elections involving only the populations of Taiwan and the associated territories of the Penghu Islands, Matzu and Quemoy. |
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| | Full diplomatic relations were barred by China as long as the U.S. continued to recognize the legitimacy of Nationalist China. | | | Sun resigned in favor of Yuan Shih-k'ai, who suppressed the Republicans in a bid to consolidate his power. | | | Yuan's death in June 1916 was followed by years of civil war between rival militarists and Dr. Sun's Republicans. |
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| | The Republic of China (from Taiwan) -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia |
| | lawyer and politician who served as president of the Republic of China (Taiwan) from 2000. | | | International diplomats began referring to the nation as Congo-Kinshasa, using the name of its capital to distinguish it from the neighboring nation known as the... | | | See the robes worn by the last emperors of China. |
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| | MSN Encarta - China |
| | The Kuomintang fled to the island province of Taiwan, where it reestablished the Nationalist government. | | | Portugal recognized Macao as Chinese territory in the late 1970s and later negotiated the transfer of Macao’s administration from Portugal to China. | | | This region encompasses Heilongjiang, Jilin, and Liaoning provinces at the far northeastern tip of the country. |
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| | NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: Republic of China |
| | In 2000, Chen Shui-bian of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) was elected president, becoming the first non-KMT constitutional president of the Republic of China. | | | Sun Yat-sen, forced into exile, returned to Guangdong province with the help of southern warlords in 1917, and set up a rival government. | | | This became a major issue in the presidential election of 2004. |
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| | East Asian History Sourcebook: People's Republic of China: Constitution, 1982 |
| | China's Constitution was adopted by the Fifth Session of the Fifth National People's Congress on Dec 4, 1982. | | | The following is the text of the Joint Declaration of the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Government of the People's Republic of China on the Question of Hong Kong: | | | The National People's Congress elects the president and vice president of the People's Republic to serve five-year terms. |
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| | Society Fresh : Article 'Legal history of the People's Republic of China' |
| | In 1931 the first supreme court was established. | | | Most Kuomingtang era judges were also purged from the judiciary. | | | Table of contents showTocToggle("show","hide") 1 Sources of law 2 Varieties of law 2.1 Civil law 2.2 Criminal law 2.3 Administrative law 3 Lawmaking and legislative authority 3.1 National People's Congress 3.2 The State Council 3.3 Lawmaking at the local level |
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| | World War II Links on the Internet |
| | Winston Churchill, Franklin Roosevelt and the Casablanca Conference by Simon Appleby is based on his dissertation at Trinity College, Cambridge, UK. | | | Veterans History Project from Library of Congress American Folklife Center collects oral histories | | | Churchill and the Great Republic (Library of Congress) |
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| | NOVA Transcripts World in the Balance: China Revs Up PBS |
| | China has a terrible dilemma upon which it is impaled. | | | NARRATOR: In the year 2000, the Chinese government used its absolute authority to ban leaded gasoline in a single stroke. | | | China is the world's biggest country, and as it becomes more and more affluent it will overtake the United States to become the world's worst polluter. |
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| | People's Republic of China |
| | Elections were held in 1953 for delegates to the First National People's Congress, China's national legislature, which met in 1954. | | | The congress promulgated the state constitution of 1954 and formally elected Mao chairman (or president) of the People's Republic; it elected Liu Shaoqi ( | | | These enemies consisted of "war criminals, traitors, bureaucratic capitalists, and counterrevolutionaries." The campaign was combined with party-sponsored trials attended by huge numbers of people. |
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| | Wikinfo History of China |
| | His death left the republican government all but shattered, ushering in the era of the "warlords" during which China was ruled and ravaged by shifting coalitions of competing provincial military leaders. | | | The Qing court was dominated by the Empress Dowager, a conservative figure who resised most efforts at reform. | | | Though there a nominal Zhou king remained until 256 BC, his position was largely one of title, and he held little power. |
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| | History 344: The People's Republic of China: The Early Years |
| | Hsü, Kai-yü, Chou En-lai: China’s Gray Eminence (New York, 1968) | | | Davin, Delia, Woman-Work: Women and the Party in Revolutionary China (Oxford, 1976) | | | Li, Victor H., Law Without Lawyers: A Comparative View of Law in the United States and China |
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| | The history of the Republic of China (1911-1949) |
| | Chiang Kai-shek, leader of the defeated Kuomintang who led his followers to Taiwan after he lost the civil war, had asked the United States for atomic bombs to launch an attack to the mainland coastline, but his request was rejected. | | | Chairman Mao and his men went on the march in 1934 to escape the encircling Kuomintang (KMT) army. | | | American forces are directly involved in the civil war which broke out last week in north China. |
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| | Asiafirst: A Weblog about the Art and Culture of India and China |
| | The judges hurriedly met in private to award Zhuo Ling the prize, and she prepared to go to Puerto Rico, site of the 2002 Miss Universe pageant. | | | The law, which has passed Senate scrutiny, advocates the use of "all means necessary" to retrieve its citizens from the court." Please note that Ramanathan mistakenly uses the word "law" to mean a proposed bill. | | | Once he discovers the plot against him (the edict was a forgery) and his father (he was murdered), he launches himself on a mission for revenge against the plotters to avenge himself and his father, the Emperor. |
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| | The People's Republic of China:Deng Xiaoping:Seeking Truth from Facts |
| | Deng Xiaoping put an end to life tenure of high-ranking officials and set an example of retirement for state leaders. | | | For a period, many Chinese were nostalgic about the Mao Era and longed for the return of the wealth equilibrium that Mao had created for them. | | | His optimistic attitude may be seen from his comment, "No matter if the sky caves in, there are always men tall enough to shoulder it." This talent also helped him to remain, eventually, invincible. |
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| | People's Republic of China (1949 - Present) |
| | 1976 to 1980- Hua Guofeng became premier of China. | | | Deng was known for his economic and social reforms to help modernize China. | | | 1952, 1973- Deng Xiaoping was vice premier of China for two different periods. |
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| | Postal History: China Republic at AC All Collectibles |
| | The cover should have been sent per S/S President Jackson but was late. | | | This letter was a self made one as usual at that time. | | | China, Republic: 1948 Shanghai Stamp Exhibition on cover Scott# 785 as perforate and imperforate variety on a cover sent Shanghai to Columbia / USA. |
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http://pages.tias.com/8984/InventoryPage/1566184/1.html?pageNo=1&catId=111
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| | Modern China: Communist China |
| | In the game of superpower politics, Nixon's rapprochement with China cannily made the United States the key player in international politics. | | | China, thoroughly isolated after the Sino-Soviet split in 1960, rejoined the international community when Richard Nixon, President of the United States, visited the People's Republic in 1972. | | | This began a cascade of diplomatic missions to China; by Mao's death in 1976, China had fully re-entered the international community. |
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| | Chinese history:Republican China--The Establishment of the Republic of China |
| | Search for books about Republican China at Amazon.com | | | Their choice fell upon Yuan Shikai, a representative of landlord and comprador forces, and they put pressure on the Qing court to appoint him to an important position. | | | The Provisional Government at Nanjing headed by Sun Yat-sen was the product of a bourgeois democratic revolution. |
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| | Chinese History Library-PRC: Rob Gray |
| | An Outline History of the PRC (from University of Maryland) | | | List of PRC Chairmen, Premiers, Presidents, and General Secretaries | | | "China's Air Force: The Long March to Modernization" (abstract from a RAND study) |
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| | China's History (The People's Republic of China) |
| | It elected a Central People's Government Council, with Mao Zedong as Chairman, and appoint Zhou Enlai Premier of the Government Adminsitration Council and concurrently Minister of Foreign Affairs. | | | From September 21 to 30, 1949, the First Plenum of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) was held in Beijing, with the participation of various political parties, popular organizations, non-Party democrats and representatives from all walks of life. | | | In spite of the grievous mistakes Mao Zedong made during the "cultural revolution," his lifetime record shows the his contributions to the Chinese revolution far outweighed his errors. |
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| | China Columns - history, nature, culture, economy, sports, housing, shopping, study, and more. |
| | The CPC reinstated Deng Xiaoping, previously general secretary of the CPC, in all the Party and governmental posts he had been dismissed from during the “cultural revolution.” In 1979, China instituted a guiding policy of “reform and opening to the outside world” under Deng’s leadership, and the focus was shifted to modernization. | | | Major efforts were made to reform the economic and political systems. | | | Though China suffered from the mistakes in its policies during the period, it also accomplished a great deal. |
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| | China History Topic Center - China |
| | Between 225 and 230, the Kingdom of Shu (a ChinaChinese state that existed during the Three Kingdoms period) undertook a military campaign... | | | In most cases the dates given in the table are the commonl... | | | History of China History_of_China China is one of the world's oldest continuous major civilizations, with written records dating back about 3,500 years... |
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| | Wikipedia: China |
| | China was one of the earliest centers of human civilization, and became a large united country with an advanced culture at a very early stage, outpacing the rest of the world in areas like art and science. | | | The territory since then had been expanding from the West outward in all directions, and was largest during the Tang, Yuan, and Qing Dynasties. | | | Sheng became the mother of several Western free-reed instruments. |
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| | Parks M. Coble - History 982 |
| | New York, 1935-1961, some missing issues during the war. | | | Christianity in China: A Scholars' Guide to Resources in the Libraries and Archives of the United States. | | | Chinese Military Studies and Materials in English Translation prepared under the auspices of the Office, Chief of Military History, Department of the Army, United States, with the Office of Military History, Department of the Army, Taipei, Taiwan (Guofang bu, shi zhengju). |
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| | News & Views - Compilation of 'Brief History of the PRC' Launched (3/27/2002) |
| | Besides, authoritative "official-edited" history is also needed in editing teaching materials for middle schools and universities. | | | Compilation of 'Brief History of the PRC' Launched (3/27/2002) | | | However, most of the history works published so far have been signed by individuals with some of them providing inaccurate historical facts. |
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| | The foundation of a new state prepared the chance to alter traditional rules and structures, and to wipe away the shame from China that had been imposed on her by the unequal treaties in the 19th century. | | | Taiwan R.O.C. After almost 30 years of civil war and war against the Japanesse aggression the Communist Party (Gongchandang å
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| | History of China |
| | This site describe the history of the Educational System of China. | | | Since Chinese history is as long as 5000 years old, it is the ultimate source for any of us who are interested in human history. | | | This site provide a brief description of how China begin to become China. |
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| | Timeline of Chinese history - China History - China |
| | Visit of Deng Xiaoping to Washington, D.C. Border-war with Vietnam | | | Japan declares Manchukuo in Manchuria, independent from China | | | Margaret Thatcher in China, signs Sino-British Joint Declaration, to handover of Hong Kong to the PRC in 1997 |
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| | Republic of China: Chinese History |
| | The Chinese people led by the Communist Party participated in a bitter struggle for many years, which included four periods: the Northern Expedition (1924-27), Agrarian Revolutionary War (1927-37), War of Resistance Against Japan (1937-45), and the National Liberation War (1945-49). | | | In 1921, at its first National Congress, delegates representing Communist groups from all parts of China including Mao Zedong, Dong Biwu, and Li Da etc, met in Shanghai and founded the Communist Party of China. | | | In this movement, the Chinese working class for the first time appeared on the political scene. |
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| | Major Works on the History of People’s Republic of China |
| | China’s Road to the Korean War: The Making of the Sino-American Confrontation (Columbia University Press, 1996) | | | The Cultural Revolution and Post-Mao Reforms: A Historical Perspective (University of Chicago Press, 1986) | | | Calamity and Reform in China: State, Rural Society, and Institutional Change since the Great Leap Forward (Stanford U. Press, 1996) |
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| | PH@School: World History: Connections to Today 3e: Links Library |
| | Explore the history of a faction of the Whites in the Russian Revolution. | | | Learn more about the life and art of Dali at this museum of his work. | | | Find out more about the involvement of China in the First World War. |
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| | The Australian Journal of Politics and History: Recognising the People's Republic of China: A Reappraisal of Australian ... |
| | The early Menzies regime has been taken by some scholars to be implacably opposed to communism, including Chinese communism, by others to have ceased to consider recognition because of the Korean War and by a third contingent to have been responsive to United States pressure not to recognise the Chinese communist government. | | | The Australian Journal of Politics and History; 6/1/1998; PENROSE, SANDRA K. Want more results? | | | Recognising the People's Republic of China: A Reappraisal of Australian Foreign Policy During the First Menzies Ministry 1950-51.(Bibliography) |
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| | Dongsha Island on Encyclopedia.com |
| | Zhou, Chiang held secret talks on one-China issue, HONGKONG STANDARD | | | MISSIE THREAT TO US:JAMES R. Zhou, Chiang held secret talks on one-China issue, HONGKONG STANDARD | | | (doong´shä´), formerly Pratas Island, in the South China Sea, administered by Hainan prov., SE China. |
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| | TECO |
| | Situated in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, the State of Hawaii is not only the gateway between the East and the West, but it also shares a very long and profound history with the Republic of China. | | | That group was one of the most important societies involved in rallying the efforts of overseas Chinese to overthrow the last dynasty in Chinese history, which resulted in the birth of the Republic of China (ROC) in 1912 as the first constitutional democracy in Asia. | | | TECO-Honolulu represents the interests of the ROC (Taiwan) in the State of Hawaii and has continuously worked to consolidate the historical bond and further enhance the business, cultural and all other relations between Hawaii and Taiwan. |
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| | A Brief History Of People's Republic Of China DVD dir.: cast: |
| | This is one of the weirdest films we've ever seen. | | | This film has not been rated by the review board." | | | It tells about the incidents in the politics, economy, people's livelihood, irrigation works, military, road construction, and space technology after the establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1949. |
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| | The history of the People's Republic of China |
| | The history of the political subdivisions of China | | | Resources for the study of the People's Republic of China | | | The social history of the People's Republic of China |
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| | Category:History of the Republic of China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | This category is for topics related to the history of the Republic of China. | | | See also category:History of Taiwan and category:History of the People's Republic of China. | | | Articles in category "History of the Republic of China" |
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| | Postal History: Peoples Republic of China at AC All Collectibles |
| | China: 1000 different Stamps Selection of 1000 different stamps mostly from the Peoples Republic of China period. | | | PR China: Goldfish Set Scott# 506 — 517, MNH 1960: PR China: Gold Fish Set, MNH. | | | When the seller started collecting Chinese stamps those lots have been bought. |
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| | The People's Republic Of China, A Concise Political History, - RODZINSKI, WITOLD, |
| | The first discusses Mao's initial land reform, economic reconstruction and the grave economic crisis of the 1960's. | | | The People's Republic Of China, A Concise Political History, - RODZINSKI, WITOLD, | | | RODZINSKI, WITOLD, The People's Republic Of China, A Concise Political History, |
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| | Chinese History, Regent Tour China |
| | You never know until the ocean is in place. | | | When you travel to China with us at Regent, you may not impact the history of modern China in any visible way, but you will, in many intended, or unintended manners, influence all those you are going to interact. | | | Since this "Dynasty" is still in its evolutionary process, we welcome you, travelers to China, to give us your ideas on what we could write for this section. |
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| | Postal History from Peoples Republic of China |
| | Please find PR-China postal history items as well as our stamp offers, vintage postcards and other collectibles all at |
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| | Embassies of the Republic of China and Korea join the show |
| | The Flying Tiger portion of the Taiwanese exhibit is being drawn from their ROC Air Force Academy museum. | | | The pavilion of the Republic of China, being designed in Taipei, will include a three-part exhibit on the history of the Republic of China Air Force, the current structure, mission and aircraft inventory of their Air Force and an exhibition of rare Flying Tiger memorabilia. | | | Embassies of the Republic of China and Korea join the show |
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| | A Pictorial history of the Republic of China (in MARION) |
| | A Pictorial history of the Republic of China (in MARION) | | | A Pictorial history of the Republic of China : its founding and development. | | | Taipei, ROC : Modern China Press : Distributor, Chungyang wenwu Kungyingshe, 1981. |
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