Chinese Revolution · BATTLE SITE ·
Battle of Siping (1946)
On the Chinese Revolution map as “Siping”
Apr–May 1946 — Lin Biao’s army tries to hold a rail junction conventionally and loses 40,000 men; the Nationalists take Manchuria’s cities to the Sungari. It looks like victory — but it is the far edge of an 1,800-km supply line, and the countryside between the garrisons is already turning red.
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- Chinese Civil War (1945–47) (chapter 10 of Chinese Revolution)
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- China in Revolution, 1911–1949
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