January 1935Zunyi ConferenceZhou Enlai
Participates in the Zunyi Conference and supports changes in Communist military and political leadership.
Historical records for China in 1935, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Participates in the Zunyi Conference and supports changes in Communist military and political leadership.
The Red Army crosses the Tatu River
The Red Army crosses the Tatu River
The Communist 4th Front Army joins up with Mao, Chu Teh & the 1st Front Army
The Communist 4th Front Army joins up with Mao, Chu Teh & the 1st Front Army
The Red Army crosses the Great Snow Mountains
The Communist 4th Front Army joins up with Mao, Chu Teh & the 1st Front Army
The Red Army crosses the Great Snow Mountains
Fourth Front Army units regroup in Tibetan-inhabited areas of Sichuan.
The First Front Army endures severe losses while crossing the high grasslands.
Zhang Guotao leads the Fourth Front Army through eastern Tibetan borderlands.
Mao's First Front Army crosses Tibetan-inhabited grasslands during the Long March.
Defeats nationalist troops in Kansu Province
Zhang Guotao chooses a southern route after separating from Mao's forces.
Mao reaches the north Shensi Soviet area supervised by Kao Kang
The end of the Long March for the 1st Front Army. Mao reaches the north Shensi Soviet area supervised by Kao Kang
Leads the 1st Front Army on its Long March route
The Zunyi Conference establishes Maos ascendancy within the Chinese Communist Party
Bases a new Government on peasants rather than the working class
Reaches Shensi & establishes a new Government at Yenan
Continues a cautious policy toward Japan while concentrating military pressure on internal opponents.
The Nationalist government introduces a major currency reform replacing silver-based money with a managed paper currency system.
Japanese expansion demonstrates the weakness of League of Nations enforcement and increases pressure on the Nationalist government.
After the CCP resettled in Yanan, the native Communists, such as Mao Zedong and Zhu De gained power
After the CCP resettled in Yanan, the native Communists, such as Mao Zedong and Zhu De gained power
Leads the Red Army against Nationalists led by Chiang Kai-Shek
Expelled for backing Mao in the Long March by the rival faction led by Zhang Guotao
Leads the Red Army against Nationalists led by Chiang Kai-Shek
Reaches Shensi & establishes a new Government at Yenan
Begins a term as President of the Executive Yuan, combining senior government office with his military leadership.
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