Behind Closed Doors: The Full Disclosure of the Sino-Japanese War (Documentary Photo-Text Tibetan Version)

Author: Chu Yun
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: How did this war between China and Japan break out? Why did it break out? How did it develop? How was it resolved? This book explains it all: Analyzing the situation with Zhou Enlai's grand theories from Guling, Chiang Kai-shek's at Lushan, united resistance against invaders, the Red Army's reorganization into the Eighth Route Army, deployment strategies, Chiang Kai-shek's appointment as Grand Marshal, advancing into Suihua and, leading the charge at Madang, holding the southern gate at Nan Kou, Tang Enbo's initial battlefield achievements, rescuing the Long Army, Zhu Tongjun crossing the Yellow River, guarding Xinkou, Yan Xishan mobilizing four armies to march to Yushe, Liu Baicheng discussing guerrilla warfare strategies, visiting Yan'an, Wei Lihuang seeking true anti-Japanese doctrines, taking the initiative against the enemy, Zhang Zhizhong devising plans to attack Shanghai, expanding the battlefield, Chiang Kai-shek transferring elite troops to East China, losing the Yellow River's strategic advantage, Han Fuju captured in Kaifeng and appointed as Regional Commander, Li Zongren commanding from Xuzhou, the hundred generals meeting at Nanyue, Chiang Kai-shek reorganizing ten battle zones, elites gathering in Yan'an, Mao Zedong delivering a speech on a new stage, killing Abe Hirohide, Yang Chengwu achieving success, launching the Hundred Regiments Campaign, Peng Dehuai gaining fame, mourning heroes with Zhou Enlai's eulogy, the Expeditionary Force to Burma, Dai Anlan's sacrifice turning into ashes.