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Revolutionary Diplomatic Practice Of KMT And CCP (1923-1929)

Posted on:2015-02-19Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:X PanFull Text:PDF
GTID:1225330464955657Subject:China's modern history
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In the early 1920s, because of repeated failures of cause of the revolution, Sun Yat-sen began turning to the Soviet Union. After early after exposure, the two sides decided on the basis of mutual utilization cooperate. Russia will achieve the KMT as an important piece on the chessboard of its Far East strategy, and Sun Yat-sen and his leadership of the KMT also their participation in the Soviet Union as an important weight of domestic political competition. Under the influence of the Soviet Union, the Sun Yat-sen and the Kuomintang began to change its foreign relations since the modern understanding of the whole, "imperialism"," unequal treaties "and "Soviet-style" conceptual tools and the KMT began to take root in his own mind germination. After an early run-in, Sun finally accepted Russia’s proposal——the KMT reorganized——by changing the party’s organizational structure and internal and external policies to achieve the party’s life. After intense discussions and disputes within the party after the KMT finally held its first national convention in 1924 on behalf of their own, the successful implementation of the restructuring of the party. After the reorganization of the Kuomintang regime established its own-the national government in Guangzhou, and began to put into practice their own foreign policies. About the main appeal to the anti-imperialist waste to the popular movement as the main means of revolutionary diplomacy was born.KMT reorganization is in the form of cooperation to achieve. During the period 1923-1927 years of KMT-CPC cooperation, the KMT and the national government’s domestic and foreign policies are influenced by the CCP. In order to completely revolutionary road onto the KMT, the KMT leftists within the joint together, right on the intentions hinder the revolution launched another round of struggle. Foreign advocates a moderate right-wing bias, most of the opposition Kuomintang resolutely implement the foreign policy of a large developed, while the left is a pretext to impose their attacks. Results of the struggle within the party, directly and reflected in foreign policy and diplomatic practice of the national government in this period. In the last six months of the Guangzhou National Government and early Wuhan National Government, the CPC and the United Left to power, gradually revolution diplomatic climax.In April 1927, Chiang Kai-shek launched the anti-communist coup and established the Nanjing National Government. Two government then started from the original revolutionary foreign policy adjustments. Wuhan government to implement strategic retreat, the Nanjing government to abandon the implementation of the joint anti-imperialist, anti-Soviet revisionism about the implementation of radical revolutionary diplomacy gradually ebb. Eventually, Cunningham confluence of implementation, making radical revolutionary diplomacy completely exit the stage of history.Jinan Incident occurred in 1928, so is trying to adjust its foreign policy with the West return to the good Kuomintang suffered a severe test. Public anti-Japanese movement climax, which led to the revolution there again renewed diplomatic potential. Nanjing Kuomintang, led by Chiang Kai-shek tried to divert the central control public fierce anti-Japanese sentiment, but it encountered opposition party check. Which led to the ruling party and the opposition faction within the party struggle between heating up again. Diplomatic issues with the KMT party dispute closely intertwined/diplomacy has become a tool in the struggle to obtain sharp reflected in this period.
Keywords/Search Tags:Revolutionary Diplomacy, Chinese Nationalist Party(KMT), Communist Party of China(CCP), The Guangzhou National Government, The Wuhan National Government, The Nanjing National Government, the National Revolution, Party Politics
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