Central Plains Campaign
Deng Xiaoping works with Liu Bocheng in Communist political and military command during the renewed war
Explore 75 historical events and records for China in 1946.
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Deng Xiaoping works with Liu Bocheng in Communist political and military command during the renewed war
Nationalist forces launch major attacks against Communist-held areas as full-scale civil war resumes
The United States suspends arms sales to the National Government during Marshall's mediation effort
The truce breaks down and the United States suspends arms sales to the Nationalists
Xue Yue directs Nationalist operations as fighting spreads in eastern China
Su Yu leads Communist field operations against Nationalist advances in Jiangsu
Chiang orders an offensive to capture Communist-held areas in northern China
Hu Zongnan prepares Nationalist pressure against Communist bases in the northwest
Chen Yi commands Communist forces in East China as the civil war expands
T. V. Soong helps manage National Government administration during the civil war crisis
Soong Tse-ven serves in the National Government during the transition back to Nanjing
US Marines begin withdrawing from parts of North China after postwar occupation and repatriation duties
Visits Taiwan for the first time and attends events marking the anniversary of the island’s transfer from Japanese administration.
Gong Peng arrives in Hong Kong with Qiao Guanhua to prepare Communist external press and liaison work
Chiang orders a ceasefire and tells the United States he is willing to negotiate, but Communist leaders reject the offer
Chiang announces a ceasefire offer as civil war fighting continues
Chiang convenes the National Assembly despite Communist and Democratic League opposition
Zhang Lan's Democratic League opposes the National Assembly held without full political agreement
The National Assembly convenes in Nanjing to consider a new constitutional framework for the Republic of China.
Presents a draft constitution to the National Assembly and supports moving the Republic of China toward constitutional government.
The National Assembly adopts the Constitution of the Republic of China after prolonged political negotiations.
Zhang Junmai is associated with constitutional debate as the National Assembly adopts the constitution
The National Assembly adopts the Constitution of the Republic of China
Mao frames the renewed conflict as a long revolutionary war against the Nationalists
Chiang ends 1946 committed to military victory after the collapse of coalition negotiations
Nationalist forces campaign in Jiangsu as fighting spreads beyond Manchuria
Nationalist forces advance in North China and contest Communist-held areas in Hebei
Nationalist forces push into Jehol as the struggle for North China expands
Chen Cheng serves as a senior Nationalist military commander and chief of the general staff
Jiang Zemin is associated with Communist underground activity before later rising within the party
Civil war between Chiang's Nationalists and Mao's Communists resumes after the failure of postwar coalition efforts
US forces reduce their presence while Nationalist and Communist armies prepare for renewed full-scale fighting
The Republic of China recognizes Mongolian independence after the 1945 referendum required under the Sino-Soviet arrangements.
Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government continues to claim sovereignty over Tibet.
The National Government continues to claim and administer Xinjiang during the civil war period
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