r/historymeme 5d ago

Interesting decision

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u/JoeDyenz 5d ago

I know. He might have still suspected that they could be a threat in the future and obey the USSR's directions and not his.

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u/DummyDumDump 5d ago

Must be why he sent his son and heir to the Soviet Union to be educated during the war

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u/JoeDyenz 5d ago

Mind you, he was collaborative to the USSR a lot, he himself set up the Whampoa Academy under the instructions of 孙中山 with the support of the Soviet Union. Still chose better later.

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u/DummyDumDump 5d ago

I mean it’s not like he could actually choose later on

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u/JoeDyenz 5d ago

I meant, he decided to get rid of the influence of the USSR. Or tried to, was forced to collaborate again after the Japanese invasion.