Chinese Civil War Part 1
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- An outbreak of student demonstrations that protested China’s response to the Treaty of Versailles, which including China giving up territories to Japan. These were anti-imperialist protests, resulting in cultural and political movements, as well as a rise in nationalism.
- The violent suppression of communists in Shanghai by GMD military forces, later leading to full scale purge. This would increase tensions between the two competing ideological groups.
- A war between GMD, supporting the republic of China, versus the CCP. It started due to an ideological battle, when both parties wanted to be the sovereign government of China.
- Following the Northern Expedition, Jiang claims paramount leadership of China, however there is no real victor to the war at this point.
- The Kwantung Army of Japan invaded Manchuria. This occupation would last for five months, and was the initial invasion that would lead to a war between the nations, motivating an alliance between the GMD and CCP.
- Also known as the Shanghai incident, it was a conflict between China and Japan prior to the actual war that would begin in 1937. It concluded in a ceasefire, but would ultimately cause tensions, resulting in the Sino-Japanese War.
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