Crosscurrents: Us Relations with Nationalist China, 1943-1960 | 誠品線上

Crosscurrents: Us Relations with Nationalist China, 1943-1960

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內容簡介 Locked in a common fight against Imperial Japan, the United States and Nationalist China became allies, but significant fissures in their relationship soon developed. Neither ally would accommodate each other's core interests in strategies necessary to win the war. This disconnect continued after Japan's surrender, as the United States pressed Chinese Nationalists and Communists to join a coalition government that neither wanted. During the civil war, the United States supported the Nationalists, but never to the degree they thought mattered. After the Communist triumph, America served its national security and anti-Communism, by helping the Nationalists defend Taiwan, but hedged against assisting Chiang Kai-shek to reconquer the mainland. Twice in the 1950's tensions in the Taiwan Strait nearly expanded into nuclear conflict.

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作者介紹 Martin B. Gold is recognized authority and author on matters of congressional rules and parliamentary strategies and frequently advises senators and their staffs on these matters.

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