Song Ailing and the China’s Revolutionary Elite宋藹齡和中國革命精英
Paul B. Spooner's article reassesses the role of Song Ailing (宋藹齡) in the political history of Republican China, arguing that her relevance—frequently obscured or conflated with that of Song Qingling (宋慶齡)—has been distorted by secondary literature. The author contends that Song Ailing was a key fig...
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Instituto Cultural de Macau
January 2011
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| Online Access: | https://www.icm.gov.mo/rc/viewer/pdfViewerParts/40037/3279 |
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