Battle of Yuxianggui

An army of bandits defended Luoyang for 21 days and killed nearly 10,000 Japanese troops
Luoyang Japanese army brigand Kuomintang army Japanese Invaders Battle of Yuxianggui
01-18
In the Battle of Yuxianggui, he caused the Nationalist army to lose more than 200,000 troops and 38 cities
National Army Battle of Yuxianggui Jiang Dingwen Chiang Kai-shek Sino-Japanese War Japanese army
01-15
An army of bandits defended Luoyang for 21 days and killed nearly 10,000 Japanese troops
Luoyang Japanese army brigand Kuomintang army Japanese Invaders Battle of Yuxianggui
01-11
Pi Dingjun crossed the Yellow River, and the military situation was urgent, and he calmly said that the last boat to cross woke me up, and then fell asleep
Skin is constant Yellow River Yuxi Japanese army national party Sino-Japanese War Lin County Guards Battle of Yuxianggui
01-10
The Battle of Yuxianggui, the last madness of the Japanese army, was also the beginning of the failure of Chiang Kai-shek's rule
Battle of Yuxianggui Chiang Kai-shek Japanese Kuomintang army
01-07
The battlefield of Yuxianggui collapsed for thousands of miles, why did it dare to launch a civil war, because the elite performance of the US weapons was too eye-catching
civil war Northeast Democratic Coalition Army Chiang Kai-shek Cpc Battle of Yuxianggui
01-07
In the Battle of Yuxianggui, why did a million national troops collapse in a thousand miles?
Battle of Yuxianggui Kuomintang army Japanese Battle of Changsha Japanese army
01-03
If this war is won during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Outer Mongolia will not be lost! Whose fault is that?
Sino-Japanese War Japanese Outer Mongolia National Army Battle of Yuxianggui National Government
12-31
The first battle that determined the independence of Outer Mongolia and destroyed China's international status, Yu Xianggui was defeated
Outer Mongolia Outer Mongolia became independent Huns Battle of Yuxianggui Turkic Japanese army
12-30
He was the commander of the First Theater of Operations, but because of this defeat, he withdrew from the military circles
Jiang Dingwen First Theater of Operations Chiang Kai-shek Battle of Yuxianggui Japanese Chang
12-16