Titlebook: Chiang Kaishek‘s Last Ambassador to Moscow; The Wartime Diaries Yee Wah Foo Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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Introductionina’s Ambassador to Soviet Russia for six years, from January 1943 to April 1949. Fu Bingchang’s records are not a gentle account of an old diplomat’s letters and memoirs just before Mao Zedong took over power. When he wrote his diaries, Fu was in the prime of his life, aged forty-seven, writing in

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A Young Revolutionaryn whose family had been well-established in and around Foshan for over 300 years.. Two temples in Foshan are dedicated to the Fu family: one on what is now Ge Tang Road, and the other on the grounds of Number Three Middle School, on Wei Guo Road. A picture of the latter shows a traditional Chinese b

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Purpose and Managementrld power; to gather information of strategic importance essential for China’s war effort; and to maintain friendly relations with the Soviet Union. Embodied in Chiang’s programme to restore China’s integrity and establish her status as a world power was a degree of showmanship, exhibited through th

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Returning to the Foldtrol over China’s lost sovereignty in the Soviet-dominated province of Xinjiang. Under the willing leadership of the Chinese governor there, Sheng Shicai, the province of Xinjiang had long been dominated by Soviet economic controls. But in 1941, Governor Sheng saw advantage in turning his back on Mo