War of Liberation

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The War of Liberation, also known as the Chinese Civil War’s final phase (1946–1949), was the decisive conflict between the Chinese Communist Party and the Nationalist Kuomintang that led to the founding of the People’s Republic of China.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil war
military conflict
phase of the Chinese Civil War
war of independence
alsoKnownAs Chinese Civil War final phase
Chinese Communist Revolution (military phase)
Third Chinese Civil War
conflictSide Communist forces
Nationalist forces
country China
endTime 1949
followedBy Cross-Strait conflict
Korean War
hasEffect division of Chinese political authority between PRC and ROC
land reform in Communist-controlled areas
large-scale population displacement
territorial control of mainland China by the Chinese Communist Party
hasParticipant Chinese Communist Party
Kuomintang
National Revolutionary Army
People's Liberation Army
historicalSignificance decisive conflict leading to Communist rule in mainland China
ideologicalConflict Chinese communism vs. Chinese nationalism
location Central China
East China
Mainland China
Manchuria
North China
opposingCommander Bai Chongxi
Chen Cheng
Chiang Kai-shek
Lin Biao
Mao Zedong
Zhou Enlai
Zhu De
partOf Chinese Civil War
precededBy Chinese Civil War (1927–1937 phase)
Second Sino-Japanese War
primaryBelligerentGovernment People's Republic of China (emerging)
Republic of China
result defeat of the Kuomintang on the mainland
establishment of the People's Republic of China
retreat of the Republic of China government to Taiwan
victory of the Chinese Communist Party
significantEvent Crossing of the Yangtze River Campaign
Huaihai Campaign
Liaoshen Campaign
Pingjin Campaign
startTime 1946
timePeriod post–World War II era

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Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Chinese Revolution
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