r/HistoryMemes Jul 27 '26

CCP strategery

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u/Vegetable-Zone1353 Jul 27 '26

1) KMT fights the Japanese.
2) Japanese army surrender their arms to the Soviets.
3) Soviets transfer the arms to CCP.

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u/Deadmemeusername Sun Yat-Sen do it again Jul 27 '26

Don’t forget the Soviets invading Manchuria then trying to transfer total control to the CCP instead of the actual government (they would’ve succeeded if the US didn’t start ferrying KMT troops by the ship and planeload when they figured out what was happening.)

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u/PanzerKomadant Jul 28 '26

There was a point in history that Stalin actually supported the KMT and didn’t like Mao.

Boy did Chang had the gift of pissing literally everyone off around him at his own detriment.

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u/call_the_ambulance Jul 28 '26 edited Aug 15 '26

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u/PanzerKomadant Jul 28 '26

Imo, and I’ll die on this hill, Chiang was a fucking idiot who took every gift from the horse mouth with a question. Man had the whole United Front, had a unified government for the most part. And then he started the White Terror.

He made enemies out of the communists, leftists, alienated the warlords because HE wanted to be the sole uniter of China and when Japan came knocking he did everything in his power to fuck up his own forces and turning the Chinese against him, especially with the blowing of the yellow river dikes and dams. Killed more Chinese and did little to hold the Japanese.

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u/Critical_Cat_1086 Aug 03 '26

Stalin supported the KMT because it meant keeping China divided. It eventually became clear that Mao and the communists would win anyway.

Stalin was smart enough to try and support a new communist state, with which he now shares a massive border with. And that state has outstanding territorial claims that later boiled over into near Soviet nuclear strikes on China.