- Guan
Linzheng (simplified Chinese: 关麟征;
traditional Chinese: 關麟徵; pinyin: Guān Línzhǐ; Wade–Giles: Kuan Lin-cheng;
March 19, 1905–
August 1, 1980) was...
- Nakai,
Lieutenant General Jutaro Amakasu's 33rd
Division ****aulted Guan
Linzheng's 15th Army
Group from the south.
Having recently captured important strategic...
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Revolutionary Army 1925–1947
Office abolished Academic offices New
title Commandant of the
Whampoa Military Academy 1924–1947 Succeeded by Guan
Linzheng...
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Zhang Zuoxiang's 37th
Division retreated to
Xifengkou P****,
General Guan
Linzheng's 25th
Division to the
Gubeikou P****. On
March 4, the 139th
Division of...
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Laughlin (1932–1948),
actor Bob
Leach (1914–2008),
journalist and
author Guan
Linzheng (1905–1980),
Chinese general Keye Luke (1904–1991),
actor Link
Lyman (1898–1972)...
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Fakui Succeeded by Guan
Linzheng In
office December 1949 –
March 1950
President Li
Zongren Chiang Kai-shek
Preceded by Guan
Linzheng Succeeded by Sun Li-jen...
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Deqin Bai
Chongxi Sun Zhen Tang Enbo Wang Mingzhang †
Zhang Zizhong Guan
Linzheng Rensuke Isogai (10th Division)
Itagaki Seishiro (5th Division)
Units involved...
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Kingdoms periods. Ling
County was
merged to
Linzheng County (临烝县) in the East Jin period, it was part of
Linzheng County.
After Hengyang County was formed...
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World War I Guan
Zilan (关紫兰, 1903–1986),
Chinese avant-garde
painter Guan
Linzheng (關麟徵, 1905–1980),
Kuomintang general Kwan Man-ching (關文清, 1896–1995), Hong...
- of the
Republic of
China 2.
October 1947
September 1949 Lt. Gen. Guan
Linzheng (關麟徵) — General; ROC Army Commander-in-Chief 3.
September 1949 December...
