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...nt part in the conflict between the [[People's Liberation Army]] and the [[Kuomintang]].

...d of the world war, a new civil war loomed between the Chinese nationalist Kuomintang (KMT) and the communist Red Army or People's Liberation Army. On November 2

...public of China (1912-1949)|Republic of China]], 1927-1975. He headed the Kuomintang Party ([[KMT]]) (or "Guomindang Party" (GMD) or Nationalist Party). His KM ...the Far East. Chiang was elected ''tsung-tsai'' (director-general) of the Kuomintang on May 17, 1945.

...ioned in Tientsin as a result of the Boxer Rebellion. He watched the [[KMT|Kuomintang]] under [[Chiang Kai-shek]] unify the nation, assessing Chinese affairs a

...with Chinese Communist Party officials, was held, for two years, by the [[Kuomintang]].<ref name=CS-VN-EMH /> ...n, the Chinese released Ho and put him in charge, replacing the previously Kuomintang-affiliated Vietnamese nationalist.

...rests, thrust the company into an increasingly active partnership with the Kuomintang regime. At great personal risk, CAT's American pilots ferried Nationalist t

...d that while Comintern envoys were eager to gain a role in China under the Kuomintang, there was far less interest in more distant colonies, such as those of Fra ...the Peasant International in China, which initially cooperated with the [[Kuomintang]] under Sun Yat-Sen; the education effort was part of this representation.

...er was held by a [[Yuan Shikai]] (1859-1916), a soldier. The Nationalist ("Kuomintang" or [[KMT]]) party won the first national elections in 1912, but Yuan had t Under the leadership of the [[KMT]] (Kuomintang), headed by [[Chiang Kai-shek]] (1887-1975), the central government finally

...tion, he was involved in G-2 planning of covert activities to assist the [[Kuomintang|Chinese Nationalists]] against the [[Peoples Republic of China]]. <ref name

...wer Allied Force. In Beijing became "Beiping" after the Nationalist Party (Kuomintang, or KMT) moved the national capital to Nanjing, and Beijing therefore lost

...ps had too many conflicting ties, such as the [[VNQDD]] with the Chinese [[Kuomintang]]; the Constitutionalists, [[Cao Dai]], [[Hoa Hao]], and [[Binh Xuyen]] wit

...[[Lao Issara]] (also meaning Free Lao). The nearest Allied army was the [[Kuomintang|Chinese Nationalist]] army in southern China, and this force was supposed t