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The 34 pages that link to Kuomintang, each with the reason it gives.

• Chinese Civil WarRelated: Its defeat, despite governing the internationally recognized Chinese state, is the conflict’s central reversal.

• Republic of ChinaRelated: Its rule shaped both the mainland republic and Taiwan’s postwar government.

• First United FrontRelated: The party joined the alliance while retaining its own organization and leadership.

• Lee Teng-huiRelated: Lee rose through the Kuomintang and later challenged its China-centered political orientation.

• Nanjing decadeRelated: The party supplied the government, political program, and leadership in Nanjing.

• Taiwan democratizationRelated: Its authoritarian government was the system Taiwan’s democratization dismantled.

• A City of SadnessRelated: Its postwar rule forms the political power behind the film’s historical setting.

• Shih Ming-tehRelated: Shih’s opposition targeted the party’s authoritarian government in Taiwan.

• Central Plains WarRelated: Factional disputes within the ruling party helped precipitate the conflict.

• Shanghai massacreRelated: The party’s right wing carried out the purge against its former Communist allies.

• Campaign to Suppress CounterrevolutionariesRelated: Authorities often accused Nationalist supporters and agents of counterrevolutionary activity.

• History of the Republic of ChinaRelated: Its changing leadership and institutions shaped republican rule on the mainland and Taiwan.

• Politics of TaiwanRelated: Its competition with the DPP structures much of Taiwan’s national politics.

• Retreat of the government of the Republic of China to TaiwanRelated: The party’s defeat on the mainland shaped the movement of its government and forces to Taiwan.