certainly not for the 2 arch rivals mowing chiang kai shek. china is one and indivisible. you view of the frenzy irregular manner that has been exceeded in this, or there are they that again, over him, have china as loud as i'd love to take part you any further proceedings of this year, nathan taiwan was expelled from the u. n. and hasn't returned since the one china policy shattered chiang kai shek streams of conquest and any hope of returning home. since then the 2 lands have faced off across the street wielding intimidation and propaganda. ah, it's human buffy lot will you did walk? you moss o ballard diffused this logo. aquatic la fontose. i despise, own going, militaristic tensions. the conflict has so far seem it at a show of force. did the taiwanese have another choice? power bay. julian, her gore, the taiwan, was thrown out of the united nations. this is mast regrettable fault, but the blame lies. were chiang kai shak. had dogwood. many nations offered taiwan membership alongside the people's republic and they built ogle ah, the under the condition that it relinqui

the nationalists of the quote min tang or k m t for short in the driver's seat chiang kai shek. ah yes. facing internal strife. shank, i shake, depended on the support of the victors of world war 2. above all the americans the communists advance could no longer be stopped. as mount c tune declared the founding of the people's republic of china, chiang kai shek and his supporters went into exile. nearly 2000000 people left their homeland. huh. junky jakya didn't like god in the song. you know, getting started to predict. are america got it. is that you need help in that? was you the i lose analogy. thank you. memory surgery on the molly gander from that point tone. there were 2 regimes in the 2 lands. on one side of the foremost a straight. there was communist china. on the other, taiwan a military dictatorship. both ladies insisted on their legitimacy. huh. and then lou suffered at the hands of the generalissimo, spending 12 years as a political prisoner. the notable feminist played a pivotal role in transforming taiwan from a dictatorship to a democracy. her personal museum con

his band fully ex, sings in time when ease the language that chiang kai shek suppressed and replaced with man darin. it's a real affront to beijing. ah . c. o, it's anton wardrobe, gonzalez mentioned. we definitely feel china's wrath o'neill now injuries. alas, for example boards. i had a major music festival in 2015 a bundle in the caching vol. when the host spotted our name in the envelope with the award winners say to get the live broadcast suddenly cuts angie, they say. so hawaii janice's law, rugle. oh, so we are in danger. says hot. if more and more artists are willing to compromise with china for financial reasons, share the sandwiches than it's our democracy. that's in danger. just at 3 domains was always the coil garza, ohio. she gentle taiwan french. it's evident to young people that taiwan is more than just the name of land or an island. either idaho, faint, above all, it stands to democracy. it can be a muddle for the whole world. is it no more wonder what i say or do? and i think nothing can be done to stop this trade, that judah take a cheese but publicly taking pride i

and madam chiang kai-shek. picture perfect gauge of the impact left in the train of willkie's progress was set at "christian science monitor"'ss discerning foreign correspondent do this; neal nations of the east he declared wendell willkie was the four freedoms taken out of the round of the abstract in a rumpled blue suit read 36 million plus americans listen to a reporter: the people and the four national networks just days before the 1942 midterm elections. it was a deeply thought message about the next chapter in the american adventure. anaphylactic charter recontextualizing of american exceptionalism. wendell's address offered a picture of the strange new international world awaiting his compatriots enlightened engagement. he went on from his oneworld radio address to the american people to the u.s. supreme court on november 9 to argue schneiderman v. lewis's extraordinary immigration invitation against the annulment of the foreign-born communist citizenship. schneiderman the u.s. was fully -- by the other

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. >> in formosa, 80 miles from the china coast, chang kai shek presides ovehis nationalist remnants. nick: in 1949 general chiangkuomintang party fled to taiwan, then called formosa, after losing a civil war to mao zedong's mainland communists. communist china never controlled taiwan but has always considered taiwan a breakaway province. ♪ for decades, taiwanese lived under martial law, and the island was a one-party state. but in the last 30 years, taiwan has tried to create a multi-party democracy with respect for rule of law, human rights, and a booming economy. last year, president tsai ing-wen was re-elected on a platform of protecting taiwan from chinese domination. today, she highlight -- highlight u.s. military and diplomatic support. >> this collaboration between the defense industries of taiwan and the united states signifies the solid vow of partnership. nick: but the requirements of that partnerip are deliberately ambiguous. in the early 1970's, president nixon and national security advisor henry kissinger launched us-people's republic of china diplomacy. in a joint communique the us acknowledged, al