Long March
After the CCP resettled in Yanan, the native Communists, such as Mao Zedong and Zhu De gained power
Follow Zhu De through 9 dated historical records for China.
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After the CCP resettled in Yanan, the native Communists, such as Mao Zedong and Zhu De gained power
Appointed Commander in Chief at the 7th Congress of the Communist Party
Zhu De is associated with Communist efforts to receive and administer former Japanese-held areas in North China
Zhu De is identified with the Communist armed forces as they adopt the People's Liberation Army title
Role range: 1926-1949 – 1946-1954
Zhu De commands Communist forces against the Nationalists as the civil war intensifies
Role range: 1926-1949 – 1946-1949
Zhu De is identified as commander in chief of the Communist armed forces using the PLA title
Role range: 1946-1954
Zhu De commands Communist forces as they prepare for renewed war against the Nationalists
Role range: 1946-1949
Communist forces adopt the title People's Liberation Army
Role range: 1946-1954
Appointed Marshal
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