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China to Mark Anniv. of WWII Victory: Zimbabwean President Among 26 International Leaders to Attend China's V-Day Commemorations on September 3
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The legend of Flying Tigers: The Americans who helped China fight Japan in WWII
There might be tensions with the US today, but China has not forgotten a group of American pilots and support crew. They were hired on contract to help the country fight the mighty Japanese in World War II. Known fondly as the Flying Tigers, their descendants have been invited to China’s ‘Victory Day’ parade in Beijing tomorrow
China to Mark Anniv. of WWII Victory: Zimbabwean President among 26 international leaders to attend China's V-Day commemorations on September 3
At the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping, 26 international leaders will be gathering in Beijing to commemorate China's Victory Day military parade on September 3rd. CGTN's Zhou Jiaxin visited the airport for the arrival of Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa.
In two hours, China will conduct a large military parade in the Peace Palace, in Beijing, to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II, after Japan's surrender to the forces joined on September 2, 1945. The show will have more than 10,000 soldiers, 100 aircraft and hundreds of land vehicles. At the ceremony, China will demonstrate its military power under the command of the leader Xi Jinping, who has made the modernization of t…
The Chinese Communist Party is organizing a major commemoration on September 3rd to celebrate the victory over Japan and the end of WWII. What do you mean, September 3rd? Hadn't the Japanese signed the unconditional surrender on August 15th aboard the American battleship Missouri, shortly after Hiroshima and Nagasaki? Indeed, but in Mao's official alternative version of history, none of this ever happened: the destruction of the Japanese fleet, …
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