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China in Revolution-Part 2
- March to the North (July 1926)
- March 1925: Sun Yatsen dies
- Chiang Kasher becomes commander-in-chief
of Guomindang army
- Chiang Kasher becomes commander-in-chief
of Guomindang army
- July 1926: March to the North to unify China
- Millions of chinese under warlord rule supported Guomindang
- Nanjing captured in early 1917--> set up Nationalist government
- Warlords forced to surrender
- Warlords forced to surrender
- Nanjing captured in early 1917--> set up Nationalist government
- Millions of chinese under warlord rule supported Guomindang
- March 1925: Sun Yatsen dies
- Communist-Guomindang split (1927)
- After they conquered all the south and some
of the north, relationship broke down:
different aims
- After they conquered all the south and some
of the north, relationship broke down:
different aims
- Shanghai Massacre (1927)
- As Chiang went to attack Shanghai,
communists inside led a rebellion against
the warlord and gained power
- Chiang arrived a few days later and
killed all the communists
- 1000 arrested, 300 executed, 5,000 missing
- 1000 arrested, 300 executed, 5,000 missing
- All communists in Guangzhou also killed
- Communists retreated to Jiangxi and
Hunan provinces in countryside
- As Chiang went to attack Shanghai,
communists inside led a rebellion against
the warlord and gained power
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