3 March 1933Siege of ShanghaiChiang Kai-Shek
A ceasefire ends the major 1932 fighting in Shanghai between Chinese and Japanese forces.
Historical records for China in 1933, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
A ceasefire ends the major 1932 fighting in Shanghai between Chinese and Japanese forces.
Nationalist China signs the Tanggu Truce with Japan, establishing a demilitarized zone south of the Great Wall.
Launches the fifth encirclement campaign against Communist base areas, relying on large troop concentrations and fortified blockhouses.
The Fujian Rebellion challenges Chiang’s government but collapses after Nationalist military pressure.
Japanese forces expand into Rehe and northern Hebei during the Great Wall campaign, increasing pressure on Chiang’s government.
Joins Mao Tsetung & the Red Army in their mountain base in Jiangxi Province
Appointed Member of Politburo
Joins Mao Tsetung & the Red Army in their mountain base in Jiangxi Province
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