To Change China: Western Advisers in China, 1620-1960Biografiske skildringer af 16 vestlige rådgivere i Kina |
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... Burma - India theater , arrived in Chung- king . Chennault became Stilwell's subordinate . In April the Japanese cut the Burma Road to China , so that henceforth Chennault was to be dependent on Stilwell for the few supplies and spare ...
... Burma - India theater , arrived in Chung- king . Chennault became Stilwell's subordinate . In April the Japanese cut the Burma Road to China , so that henceforth Chennault was to be dependent on Stilwell for the few supplies and spare ...
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... Burma , but that city also fell on May 8 , and Stilwell had to march out through the jungle , reaching India on May 15. Officially he was not blamed for what had happened . Madame Chiang stated that her husband still had " entire ...
... Burma , but that city also fell on May 8 , and Stilwell had to march out through the jungle , reaching India on May 15. Officially he was not blamed for what had happened . Madame Chiang stated that her husband still had " entire ...
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... Burma itself , the Generalis- simo was personally giving orders which countermanded Stilwell's , exactly as he had done in the 1942 Burma campaign . When Stilwell expostulated , Chiang told him blandly , " I hope we will not cause ...
... Burma itself , the Generalis- simo was personally giving orders which countermanded Stilwell's , exactly as he had done in the 1942 Burma campaign . When Stilwell expostulated , Chiang told him blandly , " I hope we will not cause ...
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