Yenan and the Great Powers : The Origins of Chinese Communist Foreign Policy 1944{u2013}1946

Looks at the origins of the Chinese Communist foreign policy from 1944-1946 when changes on the battlefield in China brought Yenan to the attention of Washington and opened the first chapter on Chinese Communist relations with other world powers. Contents Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter One. The Politics of War (1935–1943) Chapter Two. Fight or Talk (January–July 1944) Chapter Three. The American Connection (August–October 1944) Chapter Four. The American Initiatives (November 1944–February 1945) Chapter Five. From the Countryside to the Cities (February–April 1945) Chapter Six. The Seventh Party Congress and the Civil War (April–July 1945) Chapter Seven. The Reoccupation of China (August–October 1945) Chapter Eight. Setbacks in the Northeast (November–December 1945) Chapter Nine. Last Chance for Peace (January–March 1946) Chapter Ten. The Road to War 148 (March–July 1946) Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index Studies of the East Asian Institute