11 January 1943Equal Treaty with BritainChiang Kai-Shek
Nationalist China signs a parallel treaty with Britain ending British extraterritorial privileges in China.
Historical records for China in 1943, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Nationalist China signs a parallel treaty with Britain ending British extraterritorial privileges in China.
Nationalist China signs a treaty with the United States ending American extraterritorial rights and revising the unequal treaty system.
Becomes chairman of the National Government during the wartime period.
China joins the United States, Britain and Soviet Union in the Four-Nation Declaration supporting a postwar international security organization.
Arrives in Cairo with Madame Chiang for meetings with Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill.
Meets Roosevelt and Churchill in a plenary session at Cairo to discuss Allied operations against Japan and postwar arrangements in Asia.
Concludes the Cairo Conference with Roosevelt and Churchill; the communiqué sets Allied objectives for the war against Japan and postwar territorial settlements.
Returns to Yan'an after years of united-front work in Nationalist-controlled cities.
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