China Tangle

Communist propaganda, Chen Cheng, Occupation of Japan, Russo-Japanese War, Burma Campaign, Far Eastern Commission, Declaration of war, Dean Rusk, Ratification, Triple Intervention, Allies of World War II, Imperialism, Zhu De, Eastern Question, Soviet Armed Forces, Tehran Conference, Yalta Conference, Red Army, Victory over Japan Day, Joseph Alsop, American Volunteer Group, Allied-occupied Germany, Chinese Eastern Railway, Territorial integrity, Military occupation, Marxism–Leninism, Across the Pacific, Prisoner of war, Chiang Kai-shek, War, Mao Zedong, Communist Party of China, Patriation, Demobilization, Open Door Policy, Unconditional surrender, W. Averell Harriman, Wei Tao-ming, Cairo Conference, Douglas MacArthur, Korea under Japanese rule, Marshall Mission, Soviet Union, Military alliance, Warfare, Manchuria, Attack on Pearl Harbor, Owen Lattimore, Pacific War Council, Commissar, Active measures, Mission to Moscow, China proper, Office of Strategic Services, James F. Byrnes, Peace treaty, Potsdam Declaration, Charles E. Bohlen, Kuomintang, Manchukuo, Surrender of Japan, Disarmament, Sino-Soviet relations, Second Quebec Conference, Lend-Lease, Soviet Army, United States Department of State, Zhou Enlai, Chiang Ching-kuo, On China