Manchuria Campaign
Lin Biao organises Communist forces in Manchuria after Japanese defeat and Soviet withdrawal
Role range: 1926-1949 – 1945-1949
Follow Lin Biao through 23 dated historical records for China.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Lin Biao organises Communist forces in Manchuria after Japanese defeat and Soviet withdrawal
Role range: 1926-1949 – 1945-1949
Lin Biao defends Siping against Nationalist attacks in a major Manchurian battle
Role range: 1926-1949 – 1945-1949
Communist forces consolidate control of Harbin after the Soviet withdrawal from Manchuria
Role range: 1945-1949
Lin Biao withdraws Communist forces from Siping after heavy fighting
Role range: 1926-1949 – 1945-1949
Appointed Minister of Defence
Role range: 1959-1971
Says the Vietnamese will defeat the US. Advocates a "peoples war" for rural areas to take over the cities
Role range: 1960-1975
Lin Biao supports the Sixteen Points decision that legitimises mass rebellion
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1958-1971
Lin Biao appears with Mao at the first great Red Guard rally in Tiananmen Square
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1958-1971
Lin Biao praises Mao's line and attacks old culture, customs and habits
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1958-1971
Lin Biao promotes Quotations from Chairman Mao as a central symbol of loyalty
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1958-1971
Lin Biao helps elevate Mao's quotations and personality cult during the early Cultural Revolution
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1958-1971
Appointed Vice Chairman of the Communist Party
Role range: 1960-1975
Lin Biao's army gains authority as factional struggles paralyse civilian administration
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1958-1971
Issues Directive no One for preparations against an attack by the Soviet Union
Role range: 1959-1971
Lin Biao is confirmed as Mao's successor at the Ninth Party Congress
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1958-1971
In the Politburo introduces a motion to retain the office of President
The West denounces China as the greater danger to peace. A skirmish between Russia & China in the Ussuri River
Role range: 1959-1971
Lin Biao's faction clashes with Mao's allies over state chairmanship and succession issues
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1958-1971
Crosses the Chines border on his way to Russia to set up an opposition to Mao
Role range: 1960-1975
Lin Biao flees after alleged coup plotting against Mao
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1958-1971
After trying to overthrow Maos Government, Lin Biao dies in an airplane crash in Mongolia on his way to exile
Role range: 1960-1975
Dies on board a plane in Outer Mongolia as it skids on uneven ground. After trying to overthrow Maos Government, Lin Biao dies in an airplane crash in Mongolia on his way to exile
Role range: 1960-1975
Lin Biao dies in a plane crash in Mongolia during his attempted flight from China
Role range: 1966-1976 – 1958-1971
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.