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Journal of Contemporary China Volume 18, 2009 - Issue 59: Unlocking Modern Chinese History: New Discoveries from Chiang Kai–shek's Diary
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War, Leadership and Ethnopolitics: Chiang Kai-shek and China's frontiers, 1941–1945

Hsiao-Ting LinView further author information
Pages 201-217 | Published online: 26 Jan 2009

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Hsiao-ting Lin. (2010) Ethnopolitics in modern China: the Nationalists, Muslims, and Mongols in wartime Alashaa Banner (1937–1945). Asian Ethnicity 11:2, pages 171-189.
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Jeremy E. Taylor & Grace C. Huang. (2012) “DEEP CHANGES IN INTERPRETIVE CURRENTS”? CHIANG KAI-SHEK STUDIES IN THE POST-COLD WAR ERA. International Journal of Asian Studies 9:1, pages 99-121.
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RANA MITTER & AARON WILLIAM MOORE. (2011) China in World War II, 1937–1945: Experience, Memory, and Legacy. Modern Asian Studies 45:02, pages 225-240.
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