1 January 1951Capture of SeoulMao Tse-Tung
Chinese forces capture Seoul, the capitol of South Korea
Historical records for China in 1951, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Chinese forces capture Seoul, the capitol of South Korea
The United States announces plans to establish a Military Assistance Advisory Group in Taiwan to strengthen Nationalist defense capabilities.
An offensive is launched against the United Nations forces in central Korea
Chinese and Tibetan representatives sign the Seventeen Point Agreement in Beijing.
Takes direct responsibility for Chinese policy as Korean armistice negotiations begin.
The San Francisco Peace Treaty is signed without Republic of China participation, creating new diplomatic challenges for Chiang’s government.
Mao receives a telegram accepting implementation of the Seventeen Point Agreement in Tibet.
The armistice negotiations reach an agreement over the "demarcation line"
Advances land reform policies intended to reduce tenant burdens, broaden land ownership and strengthen the rural economy in Taiwan.
The communists conduct mass trials against "counterrevolutionaries"
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