Exile of Chiang Kai-Shek
Leaves Chengdu for Taipei as the Nationalist government completes its relocation to Taiwan.
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Leaves Chengdu for Taipei as the Nationalist government completes its relocation to Taiwan.
Mao Tse-Tung has talks with Stalin in Moscow
Signs the Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship & Alliance & Mutual Help
The Nationalist government relocates from Nanjing to Guangzhou as Communist forces advance southward.
The Nationalist government shifts its remaining mainland headquarters from Chongqing to Chengdu late in the civil war.
The Nationalist government moves from Guangzhou to Chongqing as Communist forces capture more of southern China.
Appointed Member of Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party
Chiang and his Kuomingtang Government flee to Taiwan while Mao Zedong proclaims the Peoples Republic of China (1.2 million have died in three years)
Helps guide drafting of the Common Program that defines the new state's initial political and foreign-policy framework.
Appointed Envoy
Drives the National Revolutionary Army under Chiang Kai-Shek into Taiwan
Recognizes Ho Chi Minhs Vietminh as the legitimate Government of Vietnam
Recognizes Ho Chi Minhs Vietminh as the legitimate Government of Vietnam
Remains leader of the Kuomintang and continues directing Nationalist strategy after stepping down from the presidency.
Appointed Minister of Culture
Chiang and his Kuomingtang Government flee to Taiwan while Mao Zedong proclaims the Peoples Republic of China (1.2 million have died in three years)
Mao's new government announces its intention to bring Tibet under People's Republic authority.
Recognizes Ho Chi Minhs Vietminh as the legitimate Government of Vietnam
Appointed Member of Standing Committee of the CPPCC
Signs the Sino-Soviet Treaty of Friendship & Alliance & Mutual Help
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