Internationalization / Taipei / Washington / Wellington / New York / Guangzhou / Berlin / Cambridge / Beijing / Qingdao / /
Company
Prentice-Hall / Cambridge University Press / Harvard University Press / Shandong / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
France / Japan / Canada / United Kingdom / China / Taiwan / Germany / Russia / Austria / United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Political Endorsement / /
Facility
Institute of Modern History / Allied camp / National Dong Hwa University / Yale University / /
IndustryTerm
finance / /
MedicalCondition
factional disorder / /
Movie
Across the Pacific / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Committee for Foreign Affairs / Freie Universität Berlin / War Cabinet / Revolutionary Party / Kuomintang / National Assembly for Duan / Japanese government / Anfu Parliament / Chinese Parliament / Britain’s War Cabinet / Duan’s government / Constitution Protection Movement / Institute of Modern History / Anfu Club / National Assembly / Allies / Harvard University / Beijing’s Parliament / Duan government / Yale University / Yuan government / National Dong Hwa University / Progressive Party / Federal Government / Ministry of Foreign Affairs / Chinese Government / Senator Council / /
Person
Lu Zhengxiang / Ute Daniel / Sun Yat-sen / Shi Ziliao / Zhang Xun / Yan Huiqing / Liang Shiyi / Robert Lansing / Heather Jones / Liang Qichao / Edward Grey / Paul S. Reinsch / Jennifer Keene / Bill Nasson / Yuan Shikai / Oliver Janz / Xu Shuzheng / Woodrow Wilson / Lin-Chun Wu / Li Yuanhong / Alan Kramer / Guoqi Xu / Peter Gatrell / Duan Qirui / /
Position
Prime Minister / Boxer / Foreign Secretary / President / ambassadors / According professor / General / head / Secretary of State / representative / vice-president / minister / Section Editor / Foreign Minister / Premier / emperor / Secretary General / vice-president / the Beiyang General / diplomat / /
Governments, Parliaments and Parties (China) By Lin-Chun Wu China’s attempt to participate in the European war was complicated by domestic turbulence. Japan’s bid for supremacy in China compelled President Yuan Shika