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Xi'an incident 

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A Dictionary of World History
Author(s):
Edmund WrightEdmund Wright

(December 1936)The kidnapping of the Chinese leader Chiang Kai-shek while visiting disaffected Manchurian troops at Xi'an. Chiang ...

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