The Chinese Communist Party, founded in 1921 in Shanghai, originally existed as a study group working within the confines of the First United Front with the Nationalist Party. Chinese Communists joined with the Nationalist Army in the Northern Expedition of 1926-27 to rid the nation of the warlords that prevented the formation of a strong central government. This collaboration lasted until the "White Terror" of 1927, when the Nationalists turned on the Communists, killing them or purging them from the party.
After the Japanese invaded Manchuria in 1931, the Government of the Republic of China (ROC) faced the triple threat of Japanese invasion, Communist uprising, and warlord insurrections. Frustrated by the focus of the Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek on internal threats instead of the Japanese assault, a group of generals abducted Chiang in 1937 and forced him to reconsider cooperation with the Communist army. As with the first effort at cooperation between the Nationalist government and the CCP, this Second United Front was short-lived. The Nationalists expended needed resources on containing the Communists, rather than focusing entirely on Japan, while the Communists worked to strengthen their influence in rural society.
During World War II, popular support for the Communists increased. U.S. officials in China reported a dictatorial suppression of dissent in Nationalist-controlled areas. These undemocratic polices combined with wartime corruption made the Republic of China Government vulnerable to the Communist threat. The CCP, for its part, experienced success in its early efforts at land reform and was lauded by peasants for its unflagging efforts to fight against the Japanese invaders. Because of this the Nationalist were always out numbered and conventional attacks using human wave tactics were used in the final years of the civil war, pushing the Nationalist off the continent to Taiwan.
When Sun Yat Sen died in 1925, koumintag was divided as right- Chaing Kai*shek in the North- South East, and left and communist controlled central China
Communist were expelled from koumintag and organised riots against koumintag government
Long March started, Mao Zedon grasped the leadership and eliminated pro Soviet Communists
In 1937-45, China was at war with Japan and Mao rebuilt Red army and extended his control over the country
The civil war of 1945-49, ended in victory for the communists and in 1949, Mao be-came first chairman of the People's Republic of China. In 1949 Jiang fled with his followers to Taiwan
The Chinese communists used the insurgent approach of protracted popular war to conquer China after World War II.
Actually the Chinese revolution happened before the War and was in full scale by the time WW2 .
The main cause was the communist use of force to conquer a non communist country.
The Peopleâ??s War, also known as the Protracted War was used to seize control of China after World War II. Support from the people followed by driving the enemy deep into the countryâ??s interior where the population will use a combination of mobile and guerilla warfare to destroy them.
genghis khan was able to conquer vast territories outside mongolia because of his clever mind. before conquering china he conquered chinese engineers and learned about chinese weapons. he used his cavalry archers effitiently to conquer china. he conquered persia by doing treachery with shah. he killed every inhabitant of persia. he sent his general subotai to conquer russia. the rest of world was conquered by ogetai khan
The Ch'in did.
ROK (Republic of South Korea) defeated North Korea's attempt to conquer it. North Korean Communist aggression was stopped at the 38th parallel.
Protracted popular war
The Peopleâ??s War, also known as the Protracted War was used to seize control of China after World War II. Support from the people followed by driving the enemy deep into the countryâ??s interior where the population will use a combination of mobile and guerilla warfare to destroy them.
The Peopleâ??s War, also known as the Protracted War was used to seize control of China after World War II. Support from the people followed by driving the enemy deep into the countryâ??s interior where the population will use a combination of mobile and guerilla warfare to destroy them.
The Peopleâ??s War, also known as the Protracted War was used to seize control of China after World War II. Support from the people followed by driving the enemy deep into the countryâ??s interior where the population will use a combination of mobile and guerilla warfare to destroy them.
The Peopleâ??s War, also known as the Protracted War was used to seize control of China after World War II. Support from the people followed by driving the enemy deep into the countryâ??s interior where the population will use a combination of mobile and guerilla warfare to destroy them.
The Peopleâ??s War, also known as the Protracted War was used to seize control of China after World War II. Support from the people followed by driving the enemy deep into the countryâ??s interior where the population will use a combination of mobile and guerilla warfare to destroy them.
The main cause was the communist use of force to conquer a non communist country.
The Peopleâ??s War, also known as the Protracted War was used to seize control of China after World War II. Support from the people followed by driving the enemy deep into the countryâ??s interior where the population will use a combination of mobile and guerilla warfare to destroy them.
征服 = Zhēng fú This type of "conquer" is typically used in the context of battle.
Communist defeat. They failed to conquer the Republic of South Korea (ROK).
Gun-powder
Divide and conquer