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... Chiang Kai Shek and his adherents off the mainland into the Formosan exile . It is not difficult to explain the Communist success in China after 1945. The people were exhausted , and so were the re- sources of the country . China had ...
... Chiang Kai Shek and his adherents off the mainland into the Formosan exile . It is not difficult to explain the Communist success in China after 1945. The people were exhausted , and so were the re- sources of the country . China had ...
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... Chiang administration . Certainly there was cause for dissatisfaction , but the Communist propa- gandists magnified ... Kai Shek govern- ment , and either accepted , or favored , the Communist side . When the Chiang Kai Shek ...
... Chiang administration . Certainly there was cause for dissatisfaction , but the Communist propa- gandists magnified ... Kai Shek govern- ment , and either accepted , or favored , the Communist side . When the Chiang Kai Shek ...
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... Chiang Kai Shek government as a possi- ble alternative , if for no other reason , for considerations of self- defense . But , the fact remains , there is no way to reason with the Chinese leaders unless we find a way of communicating ...
... Chiang Kai Shek government as a possi- ble alternative , if for no other reason , for considerations of self- defense . But , the fact remains , there is no way to reason with the Chinese leaders unless we find a way of communicating ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I Credo | 1 |
China | 15 |
Israel and the Jews | 43 |
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