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Travelling Diplomats With convincing force, Mr, Arnoldov described the travels of noted Chinese figures, recalling that Mr. 7.
Soong, Marshal Chang Hsueh-ug, Mr. Sun Fo, Mr. Wang Ching-wel, all travelled abroad where they were honoured, while "ely General Chiang Kal-shole remained at his post home, and weathered the wintry winds and excessive summer heat in his Headquarters.
Little is known of the Inader's early' childhood and youth, said the speaker who said that the' Genetalissimo's parents were merchants, and that the' Generalissimo as a boy, preferred playing soldiers to any other pastime, finding It necessary to overcome parental opposition before entering Military college. The youthful Chiang joined the ranks of the Kuomintanx in 1906, and took an active part, in the Revolution of 1911, receiving his military. training in Japan. Despite his position as confidant of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, his career was slow and it
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