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Chiang Kai-shek was also detained in the Xi'an incident. Why did Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng end so differently?
On the surface, the Xi'an incident was promoted by the "dual core" of Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng. -
Also to the Germans, why were there 600000 American casualties and nearly 30 million Soviet casualties?
The main enemy in the European battlefield of World War II was the German army, and both the American and Soviet troops took part in the battle to destroy the German army. -
The huge "reparations" paid to the great powers in the late Qing Dynasty often cost hundreds of millions of taels of silver
Before the Westernization Movement, the traditional national income of the Qing Dynasty was about 30 million to 40 million taels of silver. -
There were 800000 troops in the Qing Dynasty during the Opium War. Why are there not so many British troops on the battlefield?
In 1840, Britain launched the first Opium War against the Qing Dynasty. -
How did the Vatican, the smallest country in the world, become independent from Italy?
The Vatican has a certain sense of existence. -
When the German soldiers were under Moscow, why did Stalin hold a Red Square parade at the risk of being bombed?
On November 7, 1941, it snowed heavily in Moscow, the capital of the Soviet Union. -
What is the rank of "Daisuo" and how much power does he have in the Japanese army?
In the front-line combat units, the Japanese commander mainly holds two types of posts. -
Why did India and Nepal, which have always been known as "two nationalities, one society", suddenly fall out?
Karapani is one of the most disputed areas between Nepal and India. -
What happened to the capture of Chiang Kai-shek's four leaders in the Xi'an incident?
After the incident, what was the outcome of these four warriors of "catching Jiang"? -
After the end of World War II, the US military had atomic bombs, so why did they not dare to attack the Soviet Union without atomic bombs?
The end of World War II had a significant impact on the transformation of international relations.