Chinese National Revolutionary Army troops fight for Suchow in 1948; Mao Tse-Tung with journalists in Yenan in 1946

Chinese National Revolutionary Army troops fight for Suchow in 1948; Mao Tse-Tung with journalists in Yenan in 1946

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The transcript describes the surrender of Canton, the third largest city in China, marking the near end of a bitter struggle. The nationalists retreated across the Formosa Strait to safeguard their government. On September 21st, 1949, the People's Republic was proclaimed in Peking, signifying the communist takeover of China.

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What happened to Canton during the struggle mentioned in the text?

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What was the outcome of the struggle mentioned in the text?

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What did the nationalists do as they fled across the Formosa Strait?

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What was the significance of September 21st, 1949, in China?

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What does the phrase 'The Reds had swallowed China' imply?

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