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On Members of Kuomintang Studying in Soviet Union in the 1920s

Zeyu Zhang

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Against the historical background of the trilateral cooperation of Kuomintang,Chinese Communist Party and the Soviet Union,the Soviet Government instituted Moscow Sun Yat-sen University in the 1920s.Members of Chinese Kuomintang,some among them also members of CCP,were admitted to the University to be trained with revolutionary theories of the Soviet style,hence the beginning of a short lived cooperation plagued by conflicts,which only terminated with the final break-up of the relation between the two Chinese Parties in 1927.

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Against the historical background of the trilateral cooperation of Kuomintang,Chinese Communist Party and the Soviet Union,the Soviet Government instituted Moscow Sun Yat-sen University in the 1920s.Members of Chinese Kuomintang,some among them also members of CCP,were admitted to the University to be trained with revolutionary theories of the Soviet style,hence the beginning of a short lived cooperation plagued by conflicts,which only terminated with the final break-up of the relation between the two Chinese Parties in 1927.

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Against the historical background of the trilateral cooperation of Kuomintang,Chinese Communist Party and the Soviet Union,the Soviet Government instituted Moscow Sun Yat-sen University in the 1920s.Members of Chinese Kuomintang,some among them also members of CCP,were admitted to the University to be trained with revolutionary theories of the Soviet style,hence the beginning of a short lived cooperation plagued by conflicts,which only terminated with the final break-up of the relation between the two Chinese Parties in 1927.

Key concepts: Communism, Soviet union, Government (linguistics), Political science, Relation (database), Style (visual arts), Economic history, Law

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