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The Influence of Sino-American Relations on the Nanjing National Government During the Second Sino-Japanese War
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Abstract
The Second Sino-Japanese War is an important part of World War II and also a key factor in the formation of the international political situation in the contemporary world. This article focuses on the development and change of Sino-American relations during this period and concretely elaborates on three aspects: the joint fight against the Japanese fascist forces, the struggle between the Kuomintang and the Chinese Communist Party in China, and the Soviet Union's intervention in Chinese affairs. In order to summarize the influence of the development and change of Sino-American relations on the Nanjing National Government and the resulting influence on East Asia and the post-war Cold War pattern.
Keywords
Sino-American relations, Nanjing National Government, Second Sino-Japanese War, Roosevelt administration, Kuomintang
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Xu,Z. (2023). The Influence of Sino-American Relations on the Nanjing National Government During the Second Sino-Japanese War. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,9,52-58.
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