Commander-in-Chief of the China Theater, General Stilwell

Author: Yuan Lu|
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book provides a comprehensive account of the historical event of the United States sending General Stilwell to China to serve as the chief of staff for Chiang Kai-shek, the commander-in-chief of the China Theater of the Allied Powers, in order to meet the needs of fighting against Japan after the outbreak of the Pacific War. It narrates the origin, development, and outcome of this event in a concise and large-scale narrative style, delves into and summarizes the actions of General Stilwell in China and the significance of his role in the development of Sino-US relations. The author is an expert in Sino-US relations and the study of Stilwell, and is the author of the earliest published biography, "Stilwell and Chiang Kai-shek," in mainland China. He has long been engaged in research in this field and the promotion of Sino-US. The book is supplemented with a wealth of valuable historical photographs, making it a valuable read for readers interested in understanding the history of World War II and the development of Sino-US relations.