On Feng Yu-Hsiang's Anti-Japanese Thoughts in the War of Resistance
Zhaoyang Li
Abstract
Zhaoyang Li
Abstract
Feng Yu-hsiang's anti-Japanese thoughts in the Anti-Japanese War are mainly represented by his policies of battling against Japanese and supporting Chiang, launching mass movement and co-operating with the Communist Party to resist Japanese. These thoughts have both common points and different points with the lines of Communist Party and Chiang Kai-shek in the War of Resistance.
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Feng Yu-hsiang's anti-Japanese thoughts in the Anti-Japanese War are mainly represented by his policies of battling against Japanese and supporting Chiang, launching mass movement and co-operating with the Communist Party to resist Japanese. These thoughts have both common points and different points with the lines of Communist Party and Chiang Kai-shek in the War of Resistance.
Key concepts: Communism, Resistance (ecology), Political science, Spanish Civil War, Economic history, Political economy, History, Law