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Hitler Propaganda

Heil Hitler Revenue

Cheskoslovakia rarest stamp

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I. SPECIAL INFORMATIONS
The unpublished Vintage Hitler Undique collections will instaled :
1. Heil Hitler Revenue
Postally used Kiessling & Schiener Dresden postcard send from CDS Dresden 15.2.39 with special post mark Internationalale LeipzigerMasse 5.III-13.III to Nurnberg, and at the back 15.Feb.1939, Haus und Kuchengerate Hotelbedrarf building Picture, bellow look at illustration two revenue Delkrede Wertmarke Nord&Sud EGMBH Berlin and HEIL HITLER 1 and handsigned . very rare recieved postcard with Berlin revenue and Salut Heil Hitler. This is the first report never seen before or unpublished.
If someone ever seen this very rare Heil Hitler Berlin Revenue postally used card, please tell us via comment or maybe another type.

2. Hitler Nazi Propaganda
Unpublished vintage Hilter picture with Nazi symbol and below had written “MY TIME IS NOW SHORT” THIS PROPHECY IS HITLER’S OWN. HOUNTED BY PREMONITIONS BE WORKS WITH FEVERISH HASTE TO ACHIEVE HIS GOALS. WHAT DOES THIS PORTEND FOR THE FUTURE AND THE PEACE OF THE WORLD?

UCM will show in this blog “HITLER UNIQUE COLLECTIONS’ , installed next weeks ,one by one info and illustration chronologic historic of Hitler memorable collections arranged in five World War II era :
a.The Outbreak of wWII 1939
b.The Britain Standby Alone 1940
c.The War Take Shapes 1941
d.The Turning Point 1943
e.The War Dying Fall 1944
f. To The Better End

II. CHOLECTOR CHOICE

1.Queen Wilhemina Painting stamp
The painter of the rarest Queen Wilhemina Stamps in Indonesia (DEI that time) 1941-1942 was Konijnenberg, please look the Konijnenberg Stamps at ” INdonesia Rare Stamps” Kon 35 cent , 5 gld and 25 gld.

2. Lithography Pictures
The rarest lithography pictures of Reds Armies have inslalled in this blog look at UCN “The Reds Armies Lithorgraphy 1949”. UCM also have the limited lithography of Lempad painting and VOC fort Batavia, Banten etc, please asked via comment.

3. The rarest Stam of Checkoslovakia.
The rarest stamps af checkoslovakia was the Surcharge Congress Olympiade International Praha 1925 look at illustration.

III. UCM INFORMATIONS
UCM-uniquecollection CyberMuseum announced that starting from to day , have installed infromation and illustration :
UCM: “INDONESIAN INDEPENDENCE WAR COLLECTION TODAY” and UCM” DAI NIPPON OCCUPATION INDONESIA COLLECTIONS TODAY’.

@Copyright Dr Iwan S. 2010

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Reds flag

Reds Machinegun

Reds Tank 1949

Reds attack Shanghai

Reds attack 1949

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I.SPECIAL INFORMATIONS

II.COLLECTOR CHOICE
In 1997 Dr Iwan S the founder of uniquecllection.wordpress.com blog have found the very rare book with lithgraphy pictures of the Red army during China Liberations war, that never reported before because the limited edition Chinese language native books with many lihtography pictures have burns during teh war in Chinaand Indonesia,and during President Suharto era 1965-1998 this Reds Communist book about The Reds Liberation war were forbidden to keep and all were keep and burn by the govenrment or the owners, very lucky one old chinese overseas in Jakarta still keep this book and after he died their family trown out to the garbage and the Gargabe cicling Lapak sold to me in very cheapest price in KG price because no one brave to keep this communist book that day, but know no problem anymore because Metro TV have showed all the mao and Communist informations in tv during Chinese New Year.
UCM will show the illustrations of THE BEST VINTAGE LITOGRAPY PICTURES OF REDS COMMUNIST ARMY 1949 :
(1) Reds Communist soldier fighting caption Reds fighting -1949
(2) Reds Communist Soldier attack Shanghai caption Reds in shangai -1949.
(3) Reds Communist Tanks, captions Reds tank 1949.
(4) Reds Communist soldier attack with their machinegun ,caption reds Machinegun 1949.
(5) Reds Communist soldiers marched with their PLA flag, caption reds March 1949.
Please collectors give more informations via comment, Do have ever seen this lithography reds army picture 1949 before ? if you have the same picture please show us.

1.DAI NIPPON 2602
One of collectors seaking information about Dai Nippon 2602(1942), Dai Nippon landed and capitulation Java in March 1942, the complete story read “Dai Nippon In Java” or” Dai nippon di tanah Jawa” , the illustrations will install starting 1st March 2010 in UCN and UCM one by one related the info at the same date of that day until UCM found sponsorship.About capitulations, I have the information from one of my collageus, now he had postgraduate in PH D of Historian with his disestartion about Lingarjati conference, congratilation DR we didn’t meet very long since you gave me the Kalijati capitulations info and I hope you don’t mind if your info installed in my blog.

2.ANCIENT EURO CERAMIC
UCM have the best collections ancient euro ceramic from Delft and Gauda from Netherlands and other Euro ceramics from Germany and Enfland, one day UCM will show that best collections.

3.TJIPANAS MAP
UCM will show vintage tjipanas Map with other area Java vintage Map 1940 ,related with the area during Dai Nippon occupation Java,like Kalijati west Java, Magelang central java, Bondows with DJoerangsapi village and Tamanan Village in Est Java, please click UCM Dai Nippon Occupation Java in this day ,starting March 1st 2010. Hallo Dutch Collectors , Mr Voose,Joep Bonn,PR Bulterman, Mr Ramkema and other collectors from Netherlands Dai Nippon club please click UCM Dai Nippon Occupations collections and UCN Indonesian Independence War collection this day starting from March 1st 2010, please write a suggestion and corrections via comment, Mr PR Bulterman greating to yur wife from the founders wife, we only met one time in 1985 at Padang, now Dr Iwan S in Jakarta and build the UCM and UCN blog,please informed to another Netherland Collectors like Mr Vrijdag , many old collectors were passed away , I hope if Mr PR Bulterman visit Jakarta please cntack Dr Iwan s via comment. Viva Collectors collagae from Netherlands.

III.UCM INFORMATION
UCM -uniquecollection Cyber Musuem announced that this day The China Liberation War Collections and the China rasistent war have already 100 % Intsalled info and illustrations, and this night at Cap Goh Meh(15th day Chinese Newyear) celeberion last day celebrations in the Tiger years will showed ,many young Chinese Tiong Hoa this night whon havan’t merried throw a stone to the river and pray that next year will found their lovers to married but I don’t knw this tradition still exist because after the earthquack in Padang no one thingking about merried ,who knows , all the UCM founders and staff said Qong Hi Fat Choi and happy Tjap Go Meh to all Chinese inland and overseas collectors all over the world , we hope in the Tiger years all of the collectors will always in good health and have more lucky especially in their family and will get more much moneys and uniquecollectios, Viva Uniqucollections Blog !!!!!! we always waiting for sponsorship, and
before that UCM only installed one info and realted illustrations of The Indonesia Independenca war in UCN and THe Dai Nippon in Java in UCM, once a weeks a small show from international postal history collections.

@Copyright Dr Iwan S.2010

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Robert Hart Cover 1900

Robert Hart initial

Marine Custom postmark

DN Military Stamp

DN Occup. China 1944

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I. SPECIAL INFORMATIONS
The UCN &UCM founder have found a very interesting vintage book ” Fifty Years Of Postal Administration In China ” A Special release issued by the Canadian office of the Chinese Government Information Office,1946.
This rare vintage book consist three kind of Informations:

1. POSTAL ADMINISTRATION IN CHINA (1896-1946)
“A letter from home is worth a million dollars” so runs an old Chinese saying. Today(1946), the entire concept is,perhaps,changed. After over half a century of postal service, million of such letter are being transmitted daily through China’s postal network. Peple recieve long-awaited messages from their relatives and friends so frequently and speedily that they no longer regard letters as having any pecuniary value
(Now we can communicate very fast by Digital SMS only in second,that is why not many postcard send anymore and not many pstcard or cover with stamps fund anymore, but postal history collection still exist because this collections were the History fact relaeted with the Humanlife heritage but became difficult to found that is why the collectors must keep the postally used covers-Dr Iwan S.)
To trace the origin of Postal service in China, one has to dig into Chinese history books which tell of the I Chan or Imperial Government courier services and the Minchu or native posting agencies as early as the Chow dynasty in 1122 B.C.
The I Chan, maintained only at the Imperial palace, ran errands between the state and the provincial authorities, while the Minchu was operated for the general public with varying charges paid by the sender and the adressee.Both the I CHan and the Minchu were well-equipped and efficiently organized,covering the greater parts of Szechwan,Shensi ,Kansu and the far west.

GENERAL POSTAL SERVICE BEGUN IN 1896 AND GENERAL POST OFFICE FORMED IN 1911.
In 1861, an Englishman, named Robert Hart,started an experimental postal service in China along modern line
(Some of the Robert Hart postal used cover have found this day, all the cover had his initial RH -look illustration. The UCN&UCM founder have done the same in 1985 from Indonesia to all over the world one a liitle send back to sender because the country have independence, this rare collections postally used covers from all over the world to indonesia will showed later in this Blog. In 1896″The travel around the world 25 years ago with postal history collections”Dr Iwan S.).
1n 1896 ,the Emperor issued a special decree giving official recognation to the “European” postal sysyetm and bringing to end the old I Chan and Minchu postal practices -look the Foreign Post office in China stamp and postmark illustration ( The founder havel writen about the Foreign Posta services in China “The Freign Uniform in China Postal history” will put in this UCN blog later)
This postal system was for many years operated by the Chinese Maritime Customs-look the Customs postmarrk illustration.
It was not until a General Post Office was formed in 1911 that the Postal administration became a separate Government organization
When the Republic (of China) came into existance in 1912, China’s postal administration had already been firmly established, and so on March 1st,1914 , she formally became a party to the international postal convention.

WARTIME REPUBLIC OF CHINA POSTAL OPERATION
When the Sino-Japanese War brke ut in 1937, China’s(ROC) postal
system suffered a heavy blow. Its head office had to be evacuated first from Nanking to Hankow, and then to the hills of Chungking. Score of mail rutes and numerous postal establishments fell into the hands of the Japanese who either set them ablaze or turnedthem into military defense works.-look illustration of Dai nippon overprint on china stamps.
However, unlike wartime Europe where mail service between the enemy or occupied areas and the “free” country was handled by the International Red Cross (same in indonesia,look at Indonesia Independence war,will put in this blog later by The Chinese Hospital Yang seng Ie red cross Batavia-Jakarta-Dr Iwan S.), the postal administration in China had creditably succeeded in keeping
open its major mail links between Free China and the leading occupied area such as Shanghai,canton and Hongkong (also Amoy szeming-now Xianmen , that is why all the ROC stamps postal used during the resistant war have send to indonesia and will illustarted in the China Resistant & Liberation war collections-Dr Iwan s.)
Foreign mail took the formof airmail and was mostly transmitted from Kunming to Calcutta ( UCM have the postal used stamped with CDS Kunming), where made for foreign destinations. Parcel pst service to the United States,canada,England,Russia, and some countries in the middle East was reopened in 1944, after an agreement was made among the Chinese Ministry of Communications, the Indian and the Soviet postal administrations. The volume of domestic mail during the war, as shwn in the year 1944, stood well over 650.000.000 pieces (Where that postalused cover now? why became diddfuct to found in China now, may be many was burn during the war or the collector get the stamps off covers-Dr Iwan s)

ROC POSTAL REHABILITATION
ROC’s postal service undertook a program of rehabilitation soon after V-J day. Except in the Communist-occupied areas where the branch office had to be abandoned (No,the postal service still open and local stamp still issued by the Communist people liberation army , read the China liberation war collection- Dr iwan S)
The ROC postal service was resumed almost instantly inthe newly recovered areas. An over-all postal rehabilitaion program was carried out, which not only restored the old offices but also established new branches in many remote places.
Up to the end of 1946 , a total of 60.602 general post offices, branch office, stations and agencies had been registered with the postal administration. During that year, 1.027.937.076 letters or two and a half letters for each Chinese, were delivered by more than 100.000 green-uniformed messengers cvering a total distance of 349.383 miles.
Due to the vast sovered by the domestic pstal services, the modes of transmitting letters by the couriers vary in accordance with available types of transportation, ranging from mules and carts in the mountainous regions by the four-engine DC-4s. Ordinary foreign mail winds its way through the Siberian railway to Russia ot through the Hankw-Canton railway to countries in Southeast Asia including Indonesia). Mail for the European or the Americans is usuallyshipped by cean liners (Shipmail or paquebot)through the Pacific Ocean or the suez canal. Airmail is being flown by the Pan American Airways, the british Overseas aviation corporation,the china national aviation corporation, the Phillipine Airlainens and the northwest Air lines to various parts of the world.

THE ROC POSTAL SERVICES DURING THE LIBERATION WAR
During the past year or two China’s postal administration has made rapid strides toward mdernization, and some ofits method and services may be regarded as even revolutionary. A 24-hours services is maintained by some post offices in Nanking and Shanghai, maiking posible the delivery of rdinary letters between the capital and the Metropolis of shanghai within ten hours. Many new methods are now being tried, first in the Shanghai-nanking area and later to be extended to other cities

2. VINTAGE PHOTO CHINA’S POSTAL SERVICE (1896-1946)
(1) New Post Office at Kulow
(2) Mobile Post Office operating in the bigger Nanking city.
(3) Moror-cyclist postman for special delivery or express
(4) Postmen ready to colect and deliver mail on bicycles
(5) General post office in Shanghai frnts Schw Creek.
(6) Interior of General post Office Building in Sahnghai
(7) Camel Caravan packed with mail on their trek across the Gobi desert.
(8) Sledge carry mail across the frozen Sungari River in the Nortwest
(9) Post office near Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanking nation’s capital
(10) Postal both, miniature post office,serves public at popular spot

The illustration of ROC postal service in 1946, will installed if the collectors asked via comment only.

3. 50th ANNIVERSARY OF THE POST OFFICE 1946 STAMPS
(1) 50 th anniversary of the post office 1946 stamp 100.-yuan
(2) 50th anniversary of the post office 1946 stamp 500 yuan

II.COLLECTOR CHOICE
1. The market price of Yuan dynasty ceramic
The market price of Yuan ceramic depend on
(1)the mint production imperial or kitchen wares
(2) The colour ,red in glaze, Momahadan blue, Qingpai and Zhou Chou, or kitchen ware glaze.
(3) The condition very fine , bad,or restored ware
(4) The size of the collection small,medium or bigger.

The Kitchen Yuan ware very cheapest because many found by the fisherman or by private companion with Government I have seen the collector have 10.000 pieces in very fine condition in indonesia , the price down I have bught this year only US $ 3,- – $ 5,- only.

The imperial Yuan ceramic only found in restored condition in auction only US $ 6000.- and I have restored imperial Qing Pai only the market price US$1500, before the same item sold at US$ 20.000.-.
The red in glazed very difficult to found, the restored item the market price between US $ 1500,- to US.2000,- but I have ever bought Only US $150,- because the trader didn’t understand that type of ceramic.
The very find original Yuan red in glazed imperial ceramic prized ever sold in auction US$70.000,- this the highest price in Indonesia ever heard.
I hope the collectors ebe carefull because many Yuan fake ceramic from the small jarlet,saucer until the yuhunchuping mohamadan blue exist, better before bought look at “The Yuan imperial artifact” in this block, learn about the exact color and painting style because no one can imitating the same pattern and style, be carefull.

2. The Rajah C.Brooke coins
The Rajah sarawak coins ,very rare only the copper coin of J.(ames) Brooke (the first Rajah) 1/4 and 1/2 cent.
The C.(charles0 Brooke the second rajah copper coin common still exist, but the C.Broke silver coint 10cen ,20 cent and 50 cent rare because many dilated during the silver high price befre the WW II.
The C(harles) V(yner) Brooke was the third Sarawak Rajah, CV Brooke coins common.
Please read The Sarawak Document and Postal Hitory collection and The Sarawak Rare coins and Aung aung sarawak rae coins.

If the collector want to have the information about unique or rare collection please asked via comment, UCN will answer your questions. Many collector choice were found via wordpress tool the collector click the blog during browsed at Google explorations.

III. UCM INFORMATIONS
After long processing all the information of “The China Restistance War Collection” and “The China Liberation War Collections’ have installed finish 100% , all the chronologic historic information about the War ,vintage photo, rare stamps and rare banknote collection during the war. The illustration still in processing and installed one by one starting tomorrowand will finish in February 28th 2010. This is one of the best UCM-uniquecollection cyber Museum collections, please send more informations via comment.

UCM announce that the illustrations of the collections only installed if the collectors asked via comment only, starting from march 2010, every ady only some illustration related to the informations that day.
@Copyright Dr Iwan S.2010

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veryrare Brunswick

Rare Brunswick

Rare canada

Rare Nova Scotia

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I.Special Informations

1. INTRODUCTION
Many uniquecollections will found if I have the opportunity to visit this country, but I am still waited if I have enough fund.
I have found three biggest stamp collections in Indonesia also some vintage book, that is why I only put in this block :THE CANADA RARE STAMPS Collections, arranged in chronologic historic style. The rare Canada stamps during:
1. Two Canada British Colony(1791-1841)
2. The reunification Canada British Colony(1841-1968)
3. Canada British Commonwelth(1968-1972)
Before read and look at “The rare Canada stamps Collection” in this block tomorow, better you read this Basic History of Canada from vintage book 1974.

2.THE BASIC HISTORY OF CANADA(year ok division statistic
(1)Introduction
Canada,published under the authrity Menister of Industry,Trade and Commerce Canada,1974)
Canada is an indepndent natin in North America composed of two predominant linguistic and cultural groups : French and English. To these major groups, and to the small native populatin of Indians and Inuit, have been added over the last hundred yers many thousand of immigrants representing the major European cultures.
For the most part these immigrant group have associated themselves with the English-speaking community,though maintaining many aspects of their mother cultures.
The country has thus never been a homogeneous melting pot, but rather had the aspect of a cultural mosaic in which the major pattern is traced in the colours of the french and English culture.
Much of the country’s history can be view as a cotinuing serch for accomodation and co-operation between the two major cultural communities, and the integration of newcomers into the basic pattern.
At the same time, as this internal accomodation has been working itself out, then county has passed through a dual process of self-defenition to the outside world :

(1) The Evolution of the Country
(a) The Status of Colony
(a.1) the Canada under British Empire
(a.1.1) The European exploration and Settlement of North America in 17th century
The exploration and Settlement of North America by Europeans began seriously at the beginnin of this century.
(a.1.2) The British North America
The british Conquest of Canada in 18th century
By the 1740’s French-English rivalry in Europe. North America, and elswhere in the world brought the begining of the war that was to spell the end of New France. The final phase of that war began 1754 and was concluded by the treaty of paris in 1763 when France’s major North America possession were ceded by the British
(a.1.3) The Divided of old Quebec int Two Colonies in the end of 18th century
The Constitutional act of 1791 divided the old province of Quebec inton two colonies Upper and Lower Canada and granted each its first representative assembly, an institutionwhich had existed in Nova Scotia since 1758.

(a.1.4) The British Federation of all British North America.
The Reunification of two Colonies in 19th century.
After abortive rebellions in two Canada in 1873 , the reunification of two colonies in 1841.
By middle od the 19th century the British colonies in North America-Canada,Nova Scotia,New Brunswick,Prince Edward Island and New Foundland -wer ready to ove haltingly toward a new stage in their constitutional development. Each colony separately faced an increasing burden of public expenditure in the age of canal and railway building.Each,too,was faced with limited markets, since the coming of free trade in Britain had ended their preferential treatment within Empire. In the Canadas there was the additional problem of growing political deadlock anf threatening cultural conflict in a union based upon equality of representation of each of the two sections. And finally in the 1890’s,there was the threat of increasingly Hostile United States emerging from its bloody civil war. These event commitments in North America,resulted in a decision in 1865 to moved toward a federation of all British North America.
(a.2) the Canada Independent nationhood within the commonwealth

(2) The Canada Independence in relation to the powe and prestige of its enormous naighbour,the United States.

The complete informations please read and look THE CANADA POSTAL HISTORY COLLECTIONS , will put in the blog starting tomorrow.
This day three illsutration :
1. The Brunswick rare stamps
2. Tho Nova Scotia rare stamps
3. The canada rare Stamps

II, Collector Choice
1. Ancient Coin
Yesterday anonim collector asked were the Ancient cin protected by law ? in Indonesian langguage.
The ancient cin in Indonesia not only Indonesia government issued that time like Acheh ,Majapahit, Palem-bang , Banten ,Makassar , Ambon and other area tin or brass coins
But also circulated the Brass cast coin or Gobok from China during Han,Tang,sung,Ming and qing Dynasty also from Japan and Vietnam.
VOC coin, Republic Batav cin, Lodewijk Napoleon(LN) coin, British Eeast India Company, Singapore Marchant coins, Early British straits coins, DEI coin and 1850 DEI(kompeni india belanda) forbidden to circulated all of that foreign coins ,only Nederlands Indie coins allow to used in Indonesia. The protected coins under law(monument ordonatie) only If the coins found at The shipwreck under the sea or digging to underground , but if you found on the ground or at the antique shop during travelling and from the collectors collection not protect by law.Many ancient coins have found in Indonesia between 1959-1970 , the coins only sold as the metal material by kilogram weigt, and if you want to choose brass coin only 10 cent per pieces and silver coins US$1,- per gram , but now the price up minimum US$ 2,- brass coin to silver coin US$10,- to 100.-

Hallo collectors if you want the .
answer about collections asking via comment. more bigger space to write.

2. Mr Hengky
May be you seeking Mr Hengky the stamp trader in Jakarta. I have meet him first at jakarta in 1974, he born at Ternate Molucca,he first collections from the Catholic father, first he work at east java and after that work as the NGO markerter until retired, during taht time until now he swept all kind of stamps from old jakarta collectors as investation and after retired he sold the stamps at home and The phillatelic Museum at ex Central Postoffice Pasarbaru. The begginning he sold the rare stamps 80% catalogue price, and the common stamps choose Rp.1.000 about 15 cent per pieces, but now he up the price US$1.- per pieces. The rare stamps now 70 % catalogue if not bought for long time 50% catatlogue price, I am asking 30% catalogue he still didn,t sold ,altough other trader sold 10-30% catalogue prized. Hallo Mr Hengky and his Son Paulus thankyou for sold some rare stamps with me with special discount 50-70% catalogue prized, I still bught that stamps because I need to put the illustration in my blog for all the collectors all over the world free of charge, I hope next time you will sold lower about 30% catalogue price like Abroad Auctions . If you both click UCN or UCM , please comment .

3. Indochina Coin 10 cent 1945
Many Indochina coin collectors asking about that coin may be you mean 1 cent tin coin, in international the coins name “Sapek” coins mint from tin during Dai Nippon protectorate Indochina , the uncommon issue in 1942 and 1943 still many in Ho Chi Mint City femarket they sd nly US$2,- per pieces, but 1944 rare I have never found that is why never illustrated. The 1945 issued may be fake coins because Dai Nippon occupation Vietnam Indochina only three mnth between June-August 1945 they didn’t issue that coins
the Indochina 10 cent silver coin were common , and never issued during Dai nippon prtectorated 1942-1944 and Dai Nippon Occupation 1945. Please Indochina coin expert will kind to send more info via comment.

III. UCM Info
The Canada Postal History Collections still in processing, and will installed tomorow the informatins and after that the illustrations.
UCM still didn’t fund the sponsored that is why the information and illustrations install very slow.
@copyright Dr Iwan S.2010

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Mao war postcard

DN War stamp

Liberation war stamp

Hallo Collectors, Tank You for click UCN uniquecollection.wordpress.com CyberNews this day.

I. SPECIAL INFORMATIONS
After seeking almost two month this day UCN staff found the very rare iinformatif about :

1. The Historic of China Resistent war
(1) 1914-1927
The author written very detailed about the Chiang Northward expedition against the China Warlord forces and suthward expedition against the Mao Communist people forces.
The best information read at The China Resistant war collections.
(2) 1936-1938
The author written about the Dai Nippon army strategic” attack and reinforcement” from Manchuria to Shnaghai until the beginning of Dai Nippon war in 1937.
The best informations from this vintage book read at The China Resistance War Collections.

2.The informations about Geologist Explorations in China between 1914-1937.
(1) 1914
When the author arrived at Peking on May 16th 1914 to take up his appointment as geological adviser to the Chinese Gvernment, he turned a page in his life’s book . A much later page, written fr the most part by other hands than him, was turned when he visited Nanking on December 11th and 12th 1936.
In the year 1911-12 a proud and ancient imperial edifice,time down and wheater-beaten, had fallen to the ground and the new men who were to build a fresh one were still somewhat dazed and bewildered,wondering how to begin. At the head of the department of Mines, to which I (the author) considered myself to belong, was an amiable little mining engineer, trained in France; a well-meaning and conscientiuous man , but scarcely a pioneer in difficult learned man of the times. Above him was the Menister of agriculture, a learned man of old school, famous of his beautiful handwritting and for the model community he had made of his native village, but too was hardly one to use a motor plough.
But after some months had passed there came a man whoose whole type was symptomatic of a new age. This was a yound geologist who had studied first at Cambridge and afterwards with Professor Gregory in Galsgow. He was just back from a tour of exploration in Yunnan and was nominally chief f China’s projected geological survey.but a chief without staff , as he put it rather sarcastically at our first meeting.he was DR V.K.Ting.
(2) 1916
Meanwhile, we Swedish colleagues had achieved a certain success at the very beginning, namely the discovery of the Lung-Yen ores. I(the author) recieved orders from the then President, Yuan Shih-kai, who was aman of a great gifts but hopelessly restricted by the old fashioned ideaa of Imperial times,to go to the Palace and submit a report on what was known of the iron ores of China. After a two hours’demonstration of all our material Yuan summed up the situation in a masterly way, and a few weaks later, in January 1916, he (Yuan Shih-kai ) issued an order for the appointment of a considerable staff for Geological Survey which till then had only existed on paper.
On the completion of the school cource the authorities showed their confidence by inviting me(the author) to examine these youn man (DR Ting) during a week’s field work on one og the great coald-fields of North China and to recommend the best of them for appointment as geologist.
(3) 1919
When my train(author0 arrived in the arly morning at the nanking station i recognized nothing except that the clenliness and easy poltiness f the railway staff, the representative of the travel bureu and the prters, which I had found in Shanghai were the same here. The dirty colies who formerly swarmed abut platforms and stations were gone. and when an hur later I sat in a car spinning alng the great avanue which runs through the city it struck me that I was looking at a new twn which had suddenly rise out f the grund. n the right hand i the caught sight of a well-proportined brick building within an open yard planted with trees could nt be musch more that a year old. It occured to me that this ought not t be an rdinary government building but was more probably a modern,peacefully situated scientific institution. Hardly had I thougyt this out when my eye caught the Chinese inscription and I found ,I had reached my goal, The Geological survey of China, in this new home in Nanking.
Here I found the haind-painted originalmof the map of China published by Ting and Wong in celebration of the diamond Jubilee of the leading newspaper Shun Pao. This map had been universally admired for the wealth of its cartography of the vast empire, but also for its fine modern production, with graduated colours indicating the altitude.
But let us go back to the museum. We entered first the mineralogical-petrographic section, arranged in two alternate types of show-case, one for inerals and the other for rocks. The suitability of such an arrangement may be open to discussion,but it has a handsome and ingenious appearance.
Then we went up to the top floor where the archeological material is exhibited,with the great, amazingly rich finds from Chou Kuo tien, and here we saw first of all te splendid sepulchral urns fromKansu, which we we had i stockholm for examination and which had now been moved with the reat from Peking. but then we came to finds from Chuo Kou tien, the home of Peking Man.
(4) 1922
When in 1922 DR Ting was placed at the head of a new coal-mining enterprise in Southern Manchuria.

(5)1935
In December 1935 DR Ting,while on a geological expedition in the province of Hunan, was accidentally posioned by carbon monoxide in his room at Chines hotel and Wong at once secured the best doctor in Nanking and flew to Hunan.later specialist were also summond from the great medical collage in Paking. But on January 5th the ravaged lung ceased to function. China had lost one of her best sons, a man equally admirable for his perspicacity as an organizer, his keen critical acuntences and his unflinching loyality to this those who had once gained his friendship ( I hope the China government gift him the honor as the National China Geolgist hero-Dr Iwan S.)
(6) Nanking,SApril 1937
Regarded purely as a geographical feauture, Nanking possests a neighbour of the first importance, and that is the Yangtze river. Just outside Hsi Kuan, The Maritime Customs, the mighty river rolls its grey andmuddy stream between low banks.
the southerncapital would occupy quite common place situation on the flat plain of the delta, didnot the purple Mountain len a peculiar charm to the surrounding.
If the collectors want to know the complete Geological history of china 1914-1939 written by the sewedish geologyst J.Gunnar anderson in 1939 please asked editor via comment, this the only geologist repor about china ever seen because forbidden to open geologist informations, the secret informations of all counyries in the world ,my son geologist have told me, during DEI in Indonesia Indonesian citizen didn’t allowed to study Geologist at Institute Technology Bandung ,where my son studies there in 1994-1998. Thi story dedicated for my son Alberst S. Uniquecollections photographer , he stayed at Pertamina geologist exploration Sumatra at Prabumulih, also hello to his boss Mr Bambang which I had meet him at bajubang Pertamina camp jambi and now he was the chief of pertamina Sumatra at Prabumulih, thank you for teaching my son Pak Bambang.

3. The book and author information
(1) The Book Tittle : CHINA FIGHTS FOR THE WORLD
(2) Author : J.Gunnar Anderson, Chinese senior geologist consultant during Chinese Restistant war 1914-1927 and 1936-1938.
(3) First Publishing in England 1939 translate from the wedish by Arthur G.Chater from the first publishing in Stockholm “Under Brinnande Krig,1938.

II. COLLECTOR CHOICE

1.The Qing Stamps
The qing stamp consist the imperial qing issued, the local port issue, and the Foreign Post Office in China. All the post office have their own stamps and post mark.
Please look at The Qing Imperial collections , Palace in Beijing,the rare stamps collection and the Qing Dynasty Postmark arranged with the history of Qing dynasty chronlgically.

2. Fatmawati Sukarno Photo
The rare collections of Fatmawati sukarno , the Indonesia first Lady during Independence war, please lok at the Indonesia Indepnedence war 1945 , February 1946 and RIS 1950.

III. UCM INFORMATIONS
UCM-uniquecollection Cybermusuem annunced that the install of The China Liberation war info not finish yesterday because we found new inf from the vintage china resistant war above, and also the vintage catalogue China Liberation war stamp and China stamps 1951 (about this vintage catalog read UCN tomorrow)
UCM asked the pardon from collectors because very long processing the China War collections because too many information must choose and arranged by the founder alone as the expert of phillatelic postal history collections.

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Allied leaflet 1945

War Cigaret label

DNMilitary PPC1945

DN Military PC 1944

Tamanan Military 1942

Hallo Collectors, thank you very much to click UCN-uniquecollection Cyber News this day.

I. SPECIAL INFORMATIONS
After installed the story of Dai Nippon Military Administration In Java and indonesian Independence war until February 1946, many collectors asking me to showed the illustrations of the collections.
Until this day UCM uniquecollections CyberMuseum still haven’t found the sponsorship to showed the chronologic histric document, revenue and postal history of The Dai Nippon Military administration and Indonesian Independence war in Java 1942-1948 .
Many Dutch collectors want to buy all of that collections and also they asked permission to installed or scanning the collectins t put in their catalogues but UCM didn’t give permission because they didn’t fair during I have gave them some informations before , they were all traders and only what profit and didn’t want to give attentions for the owners with special gift or to be the sponsor of ucM showed, they look at the informations linked without UCM written permission, they haven’t care about the copyright, and didn.t fell to against the human rights. If the situations still progress , I think no want to report their research and keep the collections in their own hand and no one will know the important historic informations, they alway didn’t care the cost and times had spent, the ucm founders hope all the collectors or traders to think about this and say hello via comment .
Starting from March.1st 2010 until August,17th 2015 UCM will showed only one infrmations from the date that day with illustration related, the collectrs must be patient to wait this intall ne by one until UCM get the sponsorship to built the special site of UCM-uniquecllection CyberMusuem and all the collection s will show with more professional illustrations and design of the site because my computer and wordpress site cann’t save the very bigger informations more than ten Gigabytes, free only three gigabytes and my computer harddisk only 1 Gigabytes beside that the cost of internet communicatins in Indonesia and consultan still high. For the funder the problem was the time to install the illustratin alone.
Please all the collectors to help me to found the sponsor and all the problem will off and all the collectors will looked the very best informations and illustrations and didn’t need to look at the linked blog and buy the expensive book or catalogue. With the best informations all the collectors will c\found the advataged to arranged their own best collections and prevent to buy the garbage or fake collections from the mad traders who always made the collector loose their fund and always stop collecting and the death of collectings hobby will done like the other Bonds investations.
This day only five illustration :

1.The earliest Dai Nippon military administration “Tamanan Guntyo” officia stamped on postally used cover send CDS Bondowoso 1942, this covers related with the anonim diary of Dai Nippon Military administrations in east Java at Djerangsapi and Bondowoso, Tamanan also near the residency Kedoe , Bondowoso is the capital and Djoerang sapi a small village(UCM have the vintage map of this area,will put in blog latter) where the Dai Nippon keep their everyday needs belonging like rice,oil, linen etc and they pointed the Indonesian man as the chief with duty to control the distributions because during he war everything were off from the market .This man written write the informations related with his job from 1942-1944, and in the end of 1944 he became the mamber of Indonesia Dai Nippon ‘s house of representative name Tjuo Shiang Gi.
Please UCM need sponsor to publish this diary and combined with other UCM rare and best collec-tions ,please contact editor via comment.

2.The postally used through Dai nippon Military Post office ,with only Head office choped and sencored, this card very rare because send in Indonesia from Magelang to Jatinegara , only used by the Dai Nippon Military officers and civils officer (this card send by him about the Test to be The Dai Nippon traslater).

3.Dai nippon Military Pictures postcard postally used send from Jatinegara to Magelang in August 18th 1945, one day after Indonesian proclamations.

4. The Indonesia war cigaret label. Once Independence always Independence De Jure.

5. The allied Forces leaflet about Dai Nippon surrender and Allied prisoner of War.

II. COLLECTORS CHOICE
1. Sumatra stamp
The local sumatra stamps have showed at Dai Nippon Singapore administration because sumatra between March 1942 until March 1943 under Syonanto(Singapore) that is why UCM put at The Singapore Unique Collection (DN singapore postal History).
The local sumatra stamps will showed at Indonesia Independence war will seen after Indonesia independence war from March 1946 until July 1947. some revenueu until December 19th 1948, the paper Money until 1949(PDRI in Jambi).

2. Nippon Rare stamp
The rarest stamp of Nippon stamps is the Coronations stamps 1 yen a, the price now about US $ 200 only 20 % catalogue and also Flihgt overprint on nippon definitive stamps two type stamps the price about US$ 100.-in mint condition 30% from Catalogue price.
If the collectors want to see the illustrations please look in the Japan Catalogue or contact editors via comment.

3. Indochina map 193o
UCM have this map,but to bigger Megabytes t installed,but if still want to see contact editor which area do you prefer Hanoi, Saigon or hue ?

III.UCM INFORMATIONS
UCM announced The China Resistent War wil finished installed the chrologic informations and the illustrations will installed tomrrow.
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Mao and Chiang 1938

Dr Sun stamps 1948

Cixi Profile 1903

Hallo collectors ,thankyou for click UCN uniquecollection Cyber News this day.

I. SPECIAL INFORMATION
During Chinese New Year Jakarta Metro TV with the Tionghoa (Indonesia Chinese ethnic) Unity trader organization have celebrated the Chinese New year with theme The Unity Indonesia Tionghoa new year. One of the showed were Metro TV showed The Biography of the Chinese Leaders, Empress Dowager Cixi, The founding father Dr Sun Yat-sen , Comerade Mao Tse-tung, and Generalisimmo Chiang Khai-sek.
After all Indonesian collectors seen that show, I suggest more better to look at the UCM uniquecollection CyberMuseum showed related with that Biography . The History fact of the Chinese leaders were arranged chronologic with the uniquecollections that never showed before in Indonesia , because during president Suharto’s era 1965-1998 were forbidden to collect , keep and show all kind of the Chinese communist documents .
All the document and postal histories collections found in Indonesia some were bring during the chenese overseas imigration to Indonesia like paspport and visa,DEI ID card.all of The used stamps with clear postmark were from the letter from China homeland to Indnesia, only a little postally used covers, but some still in fragment but without adress because the chinese overseas have cutting the cover due to the president Suharto law that forbidden to keep that communist collections and only the important books with Chinese lenguage still exist, This collection very difficult to foound this day, many Chinese expatriat who work in Indonesia have swept all the chinese stamps and pstal history because difficult to find homeland in China and still low priced in Indnesia, very pity the rare postal history were off now.
All the collectors will compared that Biography TV showed with UCM show the history fact of China Independent war, Resistant war and Liberation war, and all the collectors will find the new and never reported factual informations

The three illustration related with the the Chinese War collections will installed :
1. Cixi profile 1902
The original photo of empress Cixi in the courtyard of the Hall of Happiness and longevity at Summer Palace in 1903.

2. Dr Sun stamp
During the China resistent war and Liberation war ROC always issued Dr Sun Yat-sen definitive stamps with various design with the KMT coat of armed. and later with various overprint until ROC independay day October 1949.

3. Mao and Chiang profile
The original photo was taken after the meeting between Chiang KMT and Ma communist in order to fight together during Dai Nippon war in Chinese 1938

II. COLLECTORS CHOICE
1. Wanli Wuchai Ceramic
Wanli imperial wuchai not many found in Indonesia, if exist the quality bad because the verglanzed not so strong under ground or in the seas, only the Familiar home collections will goos condition, but the geologica earthquake ,political and war situations in indonesia have made the wuchai ceramic were broken and the decoration were off.
I will showed some of my wanli Imperial Wuchai artifact , one of the best wuchai cup iron red overglazed have showed at Artifact Wanli imperial ceramic. The Ming Red overglazed of Swatow were many found in Indonesia but the value still low.
2. Nederland 5 gld Stamps
I have put the illustration of the rare Netherland stamps at “The Rare Stamp’ information and illustrations. The Rare Netherland stamps wasn’t five gulden but the Ten Dollar Queen Wilhemina the first edition and the second edition, but the third edition after the WWII were the common stamps. One Five Gulden rare stamps was the queen seated and the Brankass Stamp.

III. UCM ANOUNCEMENT
1. The install of all information of The Chinese Resistant war will complete 100% this day and the illustration will installed tomorrow.
2. The next showed next week were :
(1) The Burma Postal and Revenue history.
(2) The Canada Postal History.

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China is Red stamp

Unissued Mao Stamp

Small 4c ovpt red revenue

Hallo collectors, thankyou for click UCN uniquecollection.wordpress.com Cyber news to day, because the very busy to installed the Qing Dynasty postal History, the cybernews were for February 19th and 20th 2010.
UCN still waiting for say hello from the Newspaper or another kind blog which linked uniquecollections information via comment, our hope your kind comment our info, thanks.

I. SPESIAL INFORMATIONS
“THE RARE CHINA STAMPS’
All phillatelic collectors have known of the rarest China Stamps, but the value I think not many knowned.
1. China is Red
During Mao cultural revlution era, PRC issued the map of China with all in red color but Formosa(China Teipeh) in white color like another countries. This stamps very fast banned, because PRC always said China Teipeh was the part of China until this day, I didn’t understand who was the painters of the wrong design, please someone tell us via comment.
about the real price, only the recent information the price of the expert repair stamp US $ 24.000.
I have the information that Indonesian collectors have bought at international auction Block of eight this China is red stamps, please the owner send us the informations and photo of that collection anonim,thank you.

2. Unissued Mao Stamps, price US$ 30.000,-

3. Surcharge small 3 cent red Revenue price US$ 16.000,-, the bigger 3 cent common stamp.

II. COLLECTOR CHOICE

1. Singapore Ship Post
Please look at “Singapore Ship Mail collection” content : Ship mail paquebot history , Paquebot mark, singapore ship mail type and Singapore stamp used in Indonesia.
This collection were one of the marine Collections.

2. Lithography printing
Read in Indonesia langguage , the type of Collection in Investation value of Unique collections. in the collectors want to read in English language this informations please aksed as collectors choice via comment.

3. Vietnam Tuong binh
Please look ” The vietam Liberation War collections phtography’ in this block

III,UCM ANNOUNCEMENT
The Qing Postmark History, near complete with illustration, this night will 100 % installed.

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Reds People 1946

Reds soldier 1947

Election campaign 1948

ROC election 1948

Pres.Chiang 1948

Madame Chiang 1948

Vatican envoy 1948

French envoy 1948

KMT air hostess 1948

Newspaper seller 1948

NAM Archer 1948

NAM Atheletic 1948

Chungking Nurse 1948

C-A society 1948

Ming Tomb 1948

Gate Taiyuan 1948

EX Soviet Mukden 1948

KMT HQ Changcun 1945

Sun Surcharge 1945

Dahtung Chungking print 1946

Plum Blossom design 1947

Sun Haman 1947

Sun Haman 1948

Sun CDS Candon 1948

Surcharge rev Swatow 1948

Sun Silver Swatow 1949

Sun Gold Yuan 1949

Sun cds Tsimei 1949

Sun Cds Amoy 1949

Formosa stamp 1949

Chiang Birthday 1949

PRC Proclametion 1949

Reds enter Beijing 1949

1st Mao Stamp 1945

Reds Calligraphy 1946

2nd Mao stamp 1946

3rd Mao stamp 1946

Surcharge Mao 1946

4th Mao Stamp 1946

5th Mao stamp 1946

Reds train 1946

Surcharge Mao 1947

Surcharge Mao 1947

Surcharge Mao 1947

Surcharge Mao 1947

Postoffice building 1947

Mao Surcharged 1948

Reds flag 1948

North China 1948

Reds ovpt.1948

Mao stamp 1949

PRC proclamation 1949

Lib.War 1948

Before PRC 1949

CHRONOLOGIC HISTORIC COLLECTION
“THE CHINA LIBERATION WAR 1945-1949.”

I. THE CHINA LIBERATION WAR 1945

(1) August.1945
(a) August.14th ,1945
Dai Nippon announced its unconditional surrender to the Allies on this day.
(b) August. 28th,1945
The first post war peace negotitian as attended by both Mao and Chiang in Chongqing from August 28, 1945 to October 10 1945. Both sides stressed the importance of a peacefull reconstruction, butthe conference did not produce any concrete result Bettles between the two sides continued .(look the photo of Mao and Chiang during this negotiation)

(2) September.9th,1945
Japanese suremder to The ROC

(3)October.1945
n October 17, a detachment of ROC government arrived at Keelung (formosa Island) and recieve a warm welcome from the people. The surrender ceremony was held at the Chungshan auditorium in downtown Teipeh on October 25 which is now celebrated as the ROC Teipeh Retrcession day.

(4)December 1945.
(a) In December 1945, Mao Communist local postoffice issued the first red Mao stamps.nominal 50 cents.
(b) December 25th,1945
The ROC long pending constirution was approved by the Constituent Assembly.

(5) In 1945
The post war issued by ROC postoffice was
(a) Recovery of Formosa at conclusion of war
(b) Recovery OF fOrmosa from Japan
(c) Victory Issued red-blue-white flag on green and Chiang profile.

II. THE CHINA LIBERATION WAR in 1946

1.March 1946
In March 1946 despite repeated request frm Chiang, the Soviet red army under the commanded of general Malinovs continued to delay pulling out of Manchuria, while he secretly told the Mao Communist Forces(PLA army) to move in behind them, because wanted Mao to have firmcontrl of at the nothern part of Manchuria before the complete withdrawal of the Soviet, which lead to full scale war for the control of the Northeast.

2. June 1946
(1)Weapons are collected from the Dai Nippon by Russian forces in Manchuria and handed over to Mao Communists.
(2) Deployment of Government and Mao Communist forces “People Liberation Army” in June of 1946.
(3)June 1946
In June 1st 1946.Mao Communist local post office issued the chinese caligraphy stamps five nominal.

3.September 1946
In September 9th 1946, Mao Communist local postoffice issued the Chinese characters unperforated green stamp

4. December 1946
In december,25th 1946 The Chiang ROC ‘s pending constitution was apprved by the Constituent Assembly.

5. In 1946 ROC post office issued stamps:
(a) The 60th birthday anniversary of President Chian Kai-shek
(b) The Convening of National Assembly
(c) Gouverment return to Nanking
(d) The 50th anniversary of the establishedment of the Postal administration.

III. THE CHINA LIBERATION WAR 1947

1. January 1947
(1)in january 1st 1947
The Mao Communist Local post office issued the second Mao stamps nine nominal.1,3,10,15,20,30,50,80 and 100 cents. and surcharge the ROC post office building stamp.
(2)The ROC constitution proclaimed by National Government on newyears day 1947

2. March 1947
In March 1947 the achieved a symbolic seizing the Mao communist capital of Yenan .

3.June 1947
Mao Communist Local post office issued surcharge the first Mao stramps.

4.August 1947
(1) August,20th
Executive Yuan orders clossing of Russian-controlled post of dairen to all foreign shipping as new legal barrier against exclusive soviet occupation of Dairen.
(2)August.28th
Communist forces under Gen.Liu Po-cheng, driven from westren Shantung Province, have cut wide swath trough Hoan-Anhwei border area to within 150 miles north of hankow, according to field report.
(3) August 31th
Gen. Chen Cheng, chief of Staff of ROC army, reported to have flown to Mukden to take over government command in Manchuria.

5.September 1947
(1) Marking the second anniversary of V-J day , Central Daily News of Nanking on sptember 3rd writes that following the conclussin of WW II, communist throughuot the world under direction of their so called control tower have been struggling to overthrow government and replace them with puppet regime that meet the wishes of their instigator. The strategic to coup now alsolooming in China. At this critical moment, allthe npeople of the country must realized that the comminust are not only disintegrated China, but are heralding an invasion by a new imperialist power.
In the repatriation of Dai Nippon soldiers and civillians and in timely dispatch of ROC tropps by air and by sea to many areas to take over fromthe enemy, the ROC Government was substantially aided by the US forces in China.
Mines and iron works ( including a number of those the equipment of which had been largely removed by the Soviet Army from Manchuria or destroyed by The communist.
The infiltration of The mao Communist into Manchuria during and following the soviet occupation constituted a new factor inthe Communist impasse after the VJ day. The ramed opposition of the Communists was the great single destructive force against all the efforts of the ROC government in carrying out rehabilitation and in restoring law and order, particulary in aress fomerly held by the Dai nippon. When every possible effort was being made, for instance, to restore the main communication lines, mobile Communist squad were actively engaged in demolition work, disrupting newly repaired railways, cutting telegraph and telephone lines and causing havoc in the countryside.
A aresult of the inability on the part of thje ROC government to disarm and accept surrender from the large number of Dai Nippon and puppet government troops in Manchuria, the attitude of the communist toward the Roc government became increasingly challenging and uncompromising.

(2)September 7th
San Min Chu I Youth Corps organized nine years ago , will be abolized before end of month, its executive comittee disclsed. Its 400.000 members will be absrbed int KMT.

(3)Sept.13th
Executive Yuan appoints Dr T.V.Song ,frmer president f execuive Yuan, gvernor of Kwantung Prvince
(4)In September.14th 1947
(a) Comunist Gen Liu Po-cheng and trops reprted raming nort bank f Yangtze River abut fifty miles from Nanking. roc government impses curfew n naking suburbs and river traficc.
(b) The chinese menistry of Foreign affairs issue communique satement of the work and the policy of the chinese coverment before and after the war.
(5) September 16th
ROC Government troops capture Shilipu and Chutienchun in eastren Shantung
(6) September 19th
ROC Government troops captur Laiyang in Shantung, Kwangsi and Hwangmei in eastren Hupeh.
(7) Septeber 22th
Premier ROC Chang Chun declares at press conference at Mukden that ROC is prepared to take over Dairen

6. October 1947
(1) October 1st
ROC Government troops capture Chefoo, important Comminist Base on Liaochow Pennisula.
(2) October 4th
President ROC and Madam Chiang Kai-sheh arrive in Peiping (now Beijing)
(3) October 5th
ROC Government Naval unit capture WEihaiwei, last Communist controlled sea prt in nthern Shnatung.
(4) October 20th
Heavy fighting continues with in 3 miles of Kirin, capitalmof Kirin province.
(5) October 21th
Communist press attack on Tehwei, 60 miles northeast of Changcun in Manchuria.
(6) October 22th
President ROC Chiang returns to Nanking after inspection trip to Kiaotung pennisula
(7) October 26th
Hsinglung,coal mines about 60 miles north of Peipiao in eastren Jehol, falls to Communist.

7. November
(1) November 5th
ROC Government troops recapture Changwu in liaoning, clear banks of yangtze river in central China of Communist.
(2) November 1oth
fighting in outer perimeter of Shihchiaxhwang in west Hopei cntinues.
(3) November 14th
Cmmunist 15-day siege of Yulin in nrth Shensi,lifted.
(4) November 21th
First general electin in Chinese history opens
8 December 1945
(1)After the meeting of the National Assembly last Nvember to December 1945, the Communist openly denounced the adpted Cnstitution. It was then clear that all hpes of a plitical settlement had gone. For, by that time the Communist had decided on the immediate Launching of a large-scale military offensive. No one could feel more profoundly disappointed that the ROC Government itself at such a turn of events, at atime when so much reconstruction work called for its undivided attention and immediate action.
while the Communist issued remained unsettled, the plan for army reorganization could not materialize owing to Communist obstruction thus hampering the reduction of the Armed forces. As a result, a policy retrenchment in national budget culd nt be put into effect, and inflation developed to such an extent as to threaten every Fabric of ROC political and economy life. It led t the lowering of the efficiency of the ROC government administration and the undermining ofthe morale of the Army.
(2) december 25th
Four US marines held by Communist inShantung Penisula.

IV. THE CHINA LIBERATION WAR 1948

1. March 1948
The first National Assembly was convened in March 29,1948 to elect the President and Vice prsiden of ROC.

2.April 1948
(1) April 1st
U.S marines held bu Communist in shantung penisula released.
(2) April 7th
ROC Gouvernment military spokesman confirms fall of Loyang,Honan to Communist now approaching Chenghsien, major crossroad of China’s north-south and east-west railines.
(3) April 16th
President Chiang nominated as candidate fro presidency by more that 2000 delegates despite his earlier declaratin that he would not seek nation’s highest post.
(4) April 19th
President Chiang bKai-shek elected ROV’s first president under new constitution by National Assembly, recieving 2439 votes out of total of 2075.
(5) April 22th
Yenan,former Communist capital in Shensi, recaptured by Communist following ROC goverment strategic withdrawal.
(6) April 27th
Weihsien in north central Shantung reported captured by Communist.
(7) April 28th
Executive Yuan approves program to terminate landlorddism befre 1949 in Kwangsi and Kansu, submitted by provincial government.
(8) April 29
Gen Li Tsung-jen elected Vice president of ROC.
ROC goverment forces assisted by planes pres all sides of some 50.000 Communist trapped in area around Chienyang, 100 miles west of Sian Shensi, following recapture of Feng-siang and Paoki by ROC government unit.
(9) Communist drive toward Szechwan Province from southern Shensi reported chevcked at Paoki.

3.May 1948
(1)president Chiang was sworn in May 20 1948 to mark implementation of governments in China.
(2) Even as the ROC government was keeping its promise, The Mao
communist were continuing the insurrection that began at Nanchang. While the war was in progress, they stayed out of battlein order to strengthen their forces and collaborated with the Dai Nippon. When the conflict ended, they were strong enough to resume the insurrection,compelling the government to meet fire with fire in a resumption of anticommunist campaingns. Mao communist also gained strenght from provisions of the Yalta treaty under which the united states agreed to Sovieyt advances eastward. The Mao Communist recieved weapons and either assistance frm Soviet Union.
(3) May 31th
Prrmier Wong Wen-han forms ROC’s first constitutional Cabinet of 18 KMT, 4 younh China and 2 non-party members.

3.June 1948
(1) June 14th
Major battle reported in progress east of Tzeyang,shantung, along Tientsin-Pokow railway between ROC government mechanized troops and 10.000 Communist.
(2) June 18th
Military observers reveal critiscal situation in Kaifeng,capitalog Honan,where nly small garrison force defends city. ROC government reinforcement said to be rushing to embattled city.
(3)June 22th
Kaifeng,capital of honan, falls into Communist hand.

5.July 1948
(1) July 5th
Peiping placed under martial law following day of rioting by 4000 refugee students frommanchuria. three students are killed and 30 persons including 20policemen and gendarmes , wounded.
(2)July 7th
Nanking reports major victory for ROC government forces in battle in frmer Yellow river floodes are in eastren Hunan.
(3) July 9th
Hsuchw Cmmunist suppressin Headquaters claims 104.319 Communist were killed and wunded , 8118 taken prisners,in recent eastren Hnan battle.
(4) July 13th
Nankng report battle for Hsiangyang in nothern Hupeh grows in fury as fresh Communist reinforcement pour into city’s outskitd from Fancheng and Kucheng.
(5) July 22th
President Chiang pays flying visit to Taiyuan,provincial capital of Shansi to confer with Gen Yen Hsi-shan on defense matters.

6.August 1948
In august,15th 1948,Mao communist local post issued the third Mao stamps, three nominal in chinese characters.

7 september 1948
(1) The Communist liberation war started in September their so-called Autumn Offensive, with central Shantung and West Liaoning as the main battle fields and diversionaty moves in Hopei,Chahar.Saiyuan, Shani and shensi. Their purpose was to cut off the Northeast (Manchuria) from the North, to disrupt communication lines between important Government strategic points in North and Central China and to open a corridor for communist in the Northeast,North China ,Nrthwest and Central China.
(2) September 15th
Severe fighting between ROC government soldier vs Communist soldier.
(3)September 19th
Tsinan was doomed when Wu Hua-wen,commander of the ROC Government 84th division, deserted with his troops. The other ROC government forces fought well but couldnot hold the city. the fate of Governor Wang Yao-wen,who diserted the defense of Tsinan, was unknow.
(4)September 24th
Tsinan,capital of Shantung Province and major rail and industrial center of North China, falls to Communist after 9-days assault. ROC government forces besieged in Tsinan sector estimated at 80.000.
After the fall of Tsinan, The rOC gverment garrisn at Cheef began its evacuatin which was completed by the middle of October.
The red launched their Suiyuan attacks on September 24, taking in rapid succession Fengchen,Holin,Chingsuiho,Liangcheng and other parts of southern Suiyuan.
(5) September 27
Fighting broke out outside Kweisui, capital of Suiyuan, on september 27.
(6) September 28th
Japan reports 140.000 former soldiers and nurses of its Kwantung army serving with Communist forces in Manchuria or living in Red areas in Northeast.
(3) September 30th
President Chiang arrives in peiping by plane from nanking to hold series of conferences with tp military leader in North China and manchuria.

8., Octoer 1948.
(1) Octber 7th
Communist at tacking Chinchw in westren Liaoning corridor have used Russian-type 76.2 mm shells.
The arrivalof ROC Governmet reinforcement in early October soon routed the Communist.The ROC Government troops recaptured Fengchen,Holin,Liangcheng and other point n October 3 and drove the Reds southward to the east. Tsining on Peiping -Suiyuan railway was recapture on September 30th
(2) October 8th
ROC marines have cleared Chousan Archipelago of Communist in 14 day battle.
(3)October 9th
The Communist attack Chinchow in westren Liaoning began n ctber 9th with mst severe. RC government relief colums advanced to aid of the Chinchow garrison and mukden to the east. A number of towns were captureed by The ROC government troop on the way, includinh heishan,Sinlitun,Taian and Chungwa but they didnot reach Chinchow in time.
On the Hopei-Chahar border, the Red soldiers were caught in a trap set by Gen.Fu Tso-yi. Fighting began on October 9th. The Reds had three armies,two divisins and two brigades caught in the Kanchwang -Chuyunkwan area and in athree day battle, a smaller ROC Government army defeated the reds and inflicted on them 7000 casualties beside taking 2000 prisoners and a large number of weapons.
(4) October 11th
Chinhsien key supply prt for Mukden, falls to Communist
in Shansi,Taiyuan, the provincial capital,was again under communist attack on October 11th.
(5) October 12th
President Chiang flies to Mukden for third time in two weeks to hold important military conference with top government commanders in Northwest.
(6) October 17th
Chinchow feel in this day. Gen.Fan Han-chieh,garrison commander ofthe city,has been missing.
Further northeast, the Reds attacked Changchun. Gen Tseng Tse-sheng,commander of the 60th Army, was captured by the communist together with his army on October 17th. His capitulation opened the city gates to the REDs and fighting brokeninside the city.
(7) October 20th
Gen. Cheng Tung-kuo , garrison commander of Changchun area , in last messaqge to President Chiang filed from Government forces Last stronghold in Central Bank Building in Changchun says , The general situation has become hopeless, also report mutiny of Gen. Tseng Tse-sheng and collaps of 7th Army under Gen. Li Hung
Gen Cheng Tung-kuo ,directing the new 7th army in the Changchun city, was defending his last psition on October 20th when street fighting was still continuing.
9. Late 1948
By Late 1948 the Mao Communist eventually capture nothern cities of Shenjang and Changchun and seize control of the Notherneast after struggling , with the decisive Liaoshen Campaign the new first Army . after six month siege of Changcun.

10.November 1948
The Mao Communist conquest the eastren China at Beijing-tianjin campaign from on Novemer 21,1948 to January 31 1949.The People Liberation Army suffered heavy casualties at Tangjiakuo, Tianjin along with its port and garrison at Dagu and ROC goverment retreated to Taipei.

11.Late 1948
The Huaihai campign on late 1948 and early 1949 east-central china for the Mao communist.

12. In 1947 ROC post Office issued 75th anniversay of Navigation Co with design Ship.
V. THE PEOPLE REPUBLIC OF CHINA INDEPENDENT 1949

(1) .April 1949
(1)On April 21,1949, the Mao cummunist stressed the Yangtze river to Nanjing, capital of the Chiang in most cases, the surround countryside and small town under Mao Communist influence long before the cities by late 1949, the people Liberation Army pursuing the Chiang KMT forces southwards in souther China.The Chiang KMT ROC goverment retreat on april 23 successive at Canton(Guangzhou) until october 15, Chongging until November 25 and retreating to Taipei on December 10
(2) April,4th.1949
Mao Communist local Post Office issued The fourth Mao stamps unperforated.
(3) By April .1949, the Jinan city and shading province were fell, cutting the Chiang KMT army off from Xian followed the fiaerce battle, the Mao communist capture south of the Great wall.

2.October 1949
(1) October 1th
Foundation of the PRC formation of a provisional central Government , Power in the hands of the Council of State of the central Government, with Mao Tse-tung as its president. Chou En-lai appointed President of the Council of State Administration, and Minister of Foreign affairs Gen.Chu Teh commander-in-Chief of the armed forces.
(2) October 1oth
Mao elected President of the national Cuncil of the Consultative Conference of the People. The Council of State declares 1 ctber a natinal holiday in the PRC.
(3) October 19th
The Council of State decides that the central authority should be administered by 1 presiden, 4 vice president, 34 menisters and 44 assistant -menisters and appoints people to these post.

3. November 1949
(1) November 15th
In a telegram to the UN ,Chou En-lai refuses to accept ROC as representing Peking.
(2) November 29
Radio Peking warns the countries on China’s borders that if they harbour ROC trops they must be prepared to take the consequences.

4. December 1949
Mao in scow, his first journey outside China. He was to stay in Russia until Feb.15th 1950.
In October ,8th.1949, PRC issued the first postage stamps ,The Gate of heavenly Peace Comemmorating 1st session the Chinese people’s Consultative Political Conference.
This issued also inaugurated the innovative practical of numbering each type of stamps issued below the stamps.

5. In 1948 , ROC post office issued the enforcement of the constitution.

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Dahtung printing 1942

Communist Military stamp 1930

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25th anniversary KMT post 1921

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Tan Yen Kai 1933

KMT and US flag 1939

Pres.Lin Sen 1945

DN Occupation Hupei 1943

DN Occupation 1944

Poeyi Manchuria 1931

KMT granat NorthChina 1932

DN Occupied Proclaimed Mukden

Gen.Honjo Kwantung 1931

Gen Sadao Araki 1931

Bloody Shanghai 1937

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CHRONOLOGIC HISTORIC COLLECTION
DURING CHINA RESISTENT WAR 1912-1945.

I. CHINA NATIONAL REVOLUTINARY UPRISING (1912-1929)

A. Dr Sun Yat Sen’s Revolutionary

(1) 1912
(a) The founding Father Dr Sun leaves shanghai station the morning on New year’s day 1912 for his nanking searing-in as the ROC provisional president.
the document of Dr Sun Yat Sen ‘s Declaration and the oat taken by him during the President swearing-in ceremony at Nanking and the photo after the ceremonies still exist now at The Sun Yat-sen Memoriable Museum.
After the ceremony Dr Sun and other leaders went to the Ming Tomb at Nanking for ceremonies informing ancetors that the Alien Qing Manchus had been overthrown and Chinese ruled restored.
four Original vintage smal b-W photo , at the back written in Indonesia and china language :
(a.1). Pemandangan (landscape)Koe Lao
(a.2.) Djalan2 naek koeda pegi Ming Tai Tjoe poenja koeboeran (Travellin by horse went to the Great Ming tombs).
Wah soengoeh seneng sekali!(Oh very much happy!) di ini gambar nyang naek koeda jaitoe (in the pictures which riding horse) Oen Tjiok,Tjoetjoe dari (grandchild of) oen Tjwan.
(a.3)Tionghoa Bin Kok poenja soldadoe ( Chung hwa Min kwo=Kuomintang soldier)
(a.4) Ini satoe koempoelan ponya soldadoe lagi pada brenti didepan koeboeran.(This is a soldier group were rest in the front of Tomb ? in chinese char)
(b)Jan.28th
Dr Sun Yat-sen addressed the first meeting of the Provisional Council

(2) March 1912
(a)In March ,3rd..1912 The tung men Hui assambled at Nanking and elected Dr Sun the Tsungli or President
(b) In March the government moved its seat North,
Sung Cio-yen brought the tung Meng Hui tofether with other factions and parties in KMT and Dr Sun was elected President in hope that he could bring factionalism to an end.
(3) The Qing Yuan Shih-kai issued the commerative of the revolution with his profile, consist 12 nomial 1,2,3,5,8,10,16,20,50 c and $ 1,2 & 5.- with same design
(4)ROC issued The Chung Hwa republic papermoney $10,$100, and $1000. gold ,with KMT flag design.
San Hsi Zeng Fun bank issued Ten liang banknote.

2.1913
ROC postal office issued the first definitive stamps printed at London (first Def.London printing =1st DLP.) consist three design:
(1) Chinese Junk 1/2,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 and 10 cents.
(2) Farmer ,15,16,20 ,30 and 50 cent
(3) Palace $ 1,2,5,and 10.-

3.1914
(1)June 1914
(a)In June,23th.1914 Dr Sun assam-bled his comrades and organized the Chung Hua Ke Ming Tang ( ChineseRevolutionary Party) to defend the provisional constitution against the effort of Yuan Shih-kai, who had seized power, dissolved parliament,scrapped theConstitution and Killed KMT member in his attempt to reestablished the momarchy. Many revolutionaries fled to Japan,
(b) J.Gunar Anderson ,Swedish Geologist have served as mining adviser to the ROC government from 1914 to 1927. He established cordial co-operation with Chinese geologist and mining engineers, and the Central government, at that time located in Peking, as weel as the provincial authorities, extended to him very possible support and facility.
(c) chekiang Provincial Govermant Bond one Dollar Local Currency , value Recieved at Hangchow guaranteed by the Financial Bureu of the Chekiang Province .
4. 1915
(a)ROC postal office issue the first definitive peking printing (1st DPP) with the same design and nominal with the 1st definive london printing(1st DLP) except added one nominal 13 cent farmer.
The different between 1st London and Pepking printing, the design of DLP were the line under the bow of the junk is smooth and didn’t touch the junk , but the 1st DPP the line rough and touch the Junk.
(b) ROC issued the Hung Shian Comerative stamps 5c,10c,50c and overprint Sin Kiang n 50 c.
(c) The Yuan Futteh Bank issued commemrative Banknte In the Memory f The Chnese Repubic Revlution in Yunnan 1916. Ten Yuan.
5.1916
(a)After Yuan shih-kai failure to established a dynasty of his own and his death in misery and solitude in 1916, there remained as his fatal legacy to his people a most poisnous element, the military governors in the procinces, later nicknamed the “war Lords”, some of them men of considerable ability who seriously desired to save their country, but taken as a whole a set of greedy and inefficient generals who, ind order to carry on their endless and fruitless civil wars, exacted exorbitant taxes from the poor peaceful peasantry. The countryside was impoverished and devastated, the rollingstock of the railways became terribly depleted in the hands of the fighting armies,bandity prevailed, the student in their despair turned to Communism as a last resort. Many of the intellectual leaders held the recovery of their country to be question of decades,still distant.
(b)Dr Sun meeting with Naval office in Canton and after the death of Yuan Shih-kai, the KMT’s military campaign was ended and Dr Sun decided to quit the political arena
(c) ROC military bank issued Republic- an China Military banknote at several area ,
(c.1)shanghai five dollar local currency sign m.y.sung
(c.2) Military Bank note five dollars issued by The Republic of China sign Sun Yat-sen guaranteed by the minestry of finance
(c.3) THe Republican China Military Banknote Nanking one Dollar Local Currency, guaranteed by Central Bureu.
(c.4) Republican Govderment of Chinsa Military Notes issued by the Menistry of War.One Dollar and five dollar
(c.5) The Republican Military bank-note AN Hwei one dollatr Local Currency
(c.6) The Wang-Ho Bank of the Republic Military Bank Note one dollar Local Currency.
(c.7) The Kang -Se Bank Of The Republic Military Bank Note One Dollar Local Currency
(c.8) Military note of Chekiang Goverment five Dollars

6. 1917
(a)Parliament was dissolved again and Dr Sun decided to send the navy to Canton as a move to safeguard the provisional contiturion
(b) In September 10th , Dr sun established a military government at Canton.

II. Saving The ROC

1. Dr Sun to quit the political arena and Chiang Combatting adversaries (1917-1925)

(1)Chiang Khai-sek stayed with his father and mother in the small village , he have merried the first wife( village lady) but he never love her.

(2)1918
The Agricultural.Industrial and Connercial Trust Company limited at Chang Chow issued Banknote ren cents and one dollar.

(3)1921
(a)ROC post Office issued three stamps commemorated 25 years China Post Office 1,5,6,and 10 c. and Famine relief surcharge on the junk stamps 1c on 2c,3c on 4c and 5c on 6c.
Also issued the first Isuued airmail stamps (without KMT emblem) nominal 15,30,45,60,and 90 cents.
(b) THe National Bank of China issued ten cents and ten dollars banknote with Dr Sun profile.

(4)1922
(a)Chen Chun-ming(the chinese warlord) mounted his coup attemp-ted and Dr Sun took refuge abroad the Naval vessel “Yungfeng” at Whampoa and Chiang risked his life to rush to the side of Dr Sun
(b) ROC issued the first black machinal overprint i cent provisional on the junk Stamps
(c) August 1922
Fragment used farmer stamp 20 cent ,CDS Shanghai 21.8.22.
(d) ROC post office issued Provisiional surcharge on Junk and Farmer(Reaper) type stamps

(5) 1923
(a)In this year, Dr Sun sent Chiang to Russia on an inspection tour.
(b) ROC post office issued the second definitive Peking printing stamps (2nd DPP) , same design and nominal, but added $20.- Palace stamps.This 2nd DPP more common that the first DLP and DPP0.
also iisued the First Constitutin commemrative stamp 1,2,4 and 10 cent.
(c) The Central bank Of China issued Dr Sun Yat-sen Banknote sign by LSWong one dolar, 10 dollar and 100 dollars. and this banknote used at Hunan,Kiangsi $Kwansi with official Handchopped in violet ink.

(6) 1924
(a) in the hout of direct need, there emerged a young leader, Chiang kai-sek, a military officer who had acted as Chief of the Staff to Dr Sun Yat-sen ever since the revolution of 1911-12, had established in 1924 under the orders of this “father of the Revlution”, the Whampoa Military academy near Canton and had here created in the space of two years a new type of Military cadets educated to fight, not for any individual War Lord, but for the resistant of China.
(b)Upon Chiang return frm Russia, he was assigned to establish an army academy which opened at Whampoa n June 16,1924.
In his inaugural address Dr Sun said that the task of revolutinary forces would be to assure the continuity of the Republic and carry out the three Principles of the People
Chiang , the first ccommandant of the Academy
The entrance if the famed Whampoa academy in the subburps of Canton
Dr Sun and Chiang have taken photo on the academy’s founding day
The Vintage Picture Photo of Chiang from Book Illustration ‘China national hero ,chiang Kai-sek,
(c)From january 27th to August 24th 1924. Dr Sun gave a series of lectures on the Three Principles of the people at Canton Senior Normal School. He cmplete six lectures each on Nationalism and Democracy and four on the people’s livelihood before going to Shakuan in nothern of Northward Expedition forces.
The vintage picture photo of Canton street from vintage minddleschool history book 1938.
(d) March 1924
In March ,19th.1924,Sven Hedin have written China Travelling book in Stockholm “From Peking to Moscow” the story of his Travel by land with car and another transportation from Beijing to Moscow via Mongolia, with many picture photo illustrations. If the collectors want to know the story and the rare photo picture illustrations please aksed as the collectors choice via comment and we will put in this blog.the vintage picture photo illustration of writes profile, his car and the staff ,Port Hateman Peking,mongol caravan in Peking. Wantsjuan road,the Pas of Hongte, on Horse, Chinese trader,Larson second car at Mongol,Telegraaf station at Ude,Rest the car at Woeastijn,Temple at the high Pas, Mongolnative people,Lama Temple at Oerga, Larson car at Chara, chinese carriage at Pas mengatai, larson car at Selenga , Mongolia Oerga Smiking pipe and the picture photo at Russia.
(e) Used Block four Junk stamps 3 cent , CDS Shanghai 1 .11.24.
(f) The Fuching Bank of Kiangsi issued $1 one yuan banknote.

(7)1925
(a)In Jan.1925 The Mienhu battle, the forces of Chen Chun-ming (the chinese warlord ) invaded Canton ,while dr Sun was in Peiping and ill,he died at Peking because the metastage stage of Heart Cancer diseases in 1925.
Chiang organized Whampoa cadet and part of Cantonese Forces into an army of resitance that routed the 100.000 invaders at Tan-sui ,Piingshan and mienfu. this campaign is known as the First Eastward Expedition.
Chiang first didn’t have the fund to organised the Whampoa cadet because the Warlord didn’t like him , but when he met the two brother of Dr Sun ‘s wife the rich Shanghai Bankers , Chiang were help by them with enough funds and he met their younger sister and Chiang fall in love.
(b)in July 1925.The second Eastward Expedition was undertaken, Strategic Huichou was taken, Chen Chun-miens’s influence was obliterated and peace was restored to whole of Kwantung province.
(c) used Not clear city cds 12.11.25 on junk stamp 1/2 cent ,fragment postcard with chinese language.
(d) ROC issued Great Wall banknote one dollar local currency
(e) The Bank of Kwangsi issued Temple of Heaven banknote 5 Dollars
(8)1926
(a) Starting from cantn in July,27th 1926, Chiang with an army of only one hundred thusend men, set out Northwards expeditin t subjugate the prvincial satraps and unite China.
(b)The Chiang returning the salute of his forces after adrressing his soldier during Military Parade on the eve of Northward Expedition(P) Chiang Northward Expedition strategy was onenof divide and conquer.
His major target was Wuhan. He routed Wu Pei-fu forces and took the city.
The second target was nanking which was occupied after defeat of Sun Chuan-fang’s forces.
Peking ) soon renamed Peiping) was tkaen after the defeat of Chang Tso-ling and other warlords.
(c)With small force chiang was going to face armies many times more numerous tha his own and commanders like Wu pei-fu, Feng Yu-hsiang, Sun Chuan-fang and Chang Tso-lin, men whse feats had inspired their opponents with awe.
(d) ROC post office issued the second red provisional 1 c overprint on junk stamps
(e)April 1926
Fragment post packet CDS Shanghai 27.4.26 on junk stamp 6 x 1 cent, 2 x 8 cent and 1x 4 cent (total rate 26 cent). (send to Indonesia)
(f) July 1926
The Chiang Southwards Expedition forces set off from the south on July,9th.1926 and advanced like a whirwing.
In July 1926,from the capital of southern revlutionary gvernment,canton (Guangzhou) , which for a succession of years had brought redicule and contempt upn itself as hotbed of treason and political intigue, the comparatively unknown, thirty eight years old General Chiang Kai-sek set out for the north to carry out the testament which Dr Sun at his death in 1925, had placed in the hands of his young chief of staff; the unificarions of China in accordance with the Republican principle of Kuomintang.
Chiang’s armies amounted only to a fraction of the numbers The Kuomintang troops enter the provincial capital Changsha,By now both Chiang and his celebrated opponent,Wu Fei-fu, had reached the front. Fierce and finally decisive took place at a point of strategical important, Tingszekiao, in suthern Hupei. At First the KMT troops succeede in occupying the place without much difficulty but Wu ordered the execution of nine officers who were responsible for the loss. Soldiers armed with swords were posted at eight points to cut down anyne who retreated. In cnsequence Wu’s troops fought with desperatin, and n the evening of August 27th they recaptured Tingszekian. Chiang at once gave orders that the place was to be reoccupied at all cost, and on the morning of the 28th it was again in possesion of the southern troops. Wu called up his reserves, and after heavy losses on both side he again occupied Tingszekiao. Now chiang in his turn threw the suthern armies’s general reserve into the firing-line and after a whole day’s fighting Tingszekiao reamined finally in his hand.
Changsa was captured on July 11.
(g) August 1926
The Battle of Tingtzuchiao bridge began on August 27
(h)October 1926
Wuahan was capture October 10
(i)Nopember 1926
Nanchang was capture Nopember
(j) The Miltary bank issued Military banknote Five dollars.

(9) 1927
(a)The Mao communist undertook a series of uprising in 1927 and their Head quaters at Hotel Chiangsi Nanchang
(b) The Mao communist built “Red Yard” during the Lu-Hai uprising.
(c) March 1927
Shanghai Captured in March 19
and Nanking in march 23. This meant that two of the princupal targets (Shanghai and nanking) had been Won by Chiang.
(d) Mao Communist instigation then succeeded in dividing the Chiang KMT into nanking and Wuhan faction.
(e)July 1927
On July 15,1927 , The Chiang KMT authorities in Wuhan decided to break with the Mao communist, whohad not kept their promises to work for the unification and peace of the cuntry.
The Mao communist thereupon followed the order of the comintern to rise the liberation and seize political power.
(f) August 1927
On August 1st 1927, the Public security and Northward Expedition force under the command of Chu Te,Ho Lung and Yen Ting mounted an uprising at nanchang Kiangsi
On August 5th 1927, The Mao PLA force ,pursued by government forces, fled southward from Nanchang.
On August 17, 1927, a remmant force of 8000 men entered juichin .
On august 13th 1927 Chiang resigned as the Commander in Chief of
(g) September 1927
On Septemebr 24th 1927, Chiang KMT forces occupied the Chaochow-Swatow area.
After start of the nanchang uprising, the Communist Party held the “August 7 conference” at wuhan tlo made plan for all out Liberation.
On September 8 th 1927, Mao and Hsiang Ying led a force of 2000 in the ” Autumn Harvest Uprising” and ravaged a dozen cunties in eastren Hunan and nothern Hupeh.The Chiang Government forces routed the Liberation army.
Mao then led more then 500 remnants to Chingkangshan. Survivors of the Nanchang figting organized Soviets in Lufeng and Haifong of Kwantung province under the command of Peng Pai.They went on a killing spree known as the Lu-hai uprising.
Other nanchang remnants under Yeh Chien-yin and Ho Lung reached
canton and incited peassants to join them. This war known as the Canton uprising.
It was now urgently necessary for Chiang to lose no time in turning against the mighty Sun Chuan-fang,who controlled five provinces (Kiangsi,Fukien,Chekiang,Anhui and Kiangsu) and had at his disposal the best-equipped troops.
As early as September 19th one of Chiang’s generals occupied Nanchang, the capital of Kiangsi. But here again reinforcements were brought up on both sides and fighting proceeded continously until November 8th before the town was definitely in Chiang’s hands.
(h) December 1927
On december and one of Chiang’s subordinate commanders entered Foochow, the capital of Fukien.
(g) J.Gunnar Anderson left china in 1927 at the lowest ecc of political decay .

(10)1928
(a)The vintage photo of Indonesia native man at.Peking (P)
(b) February 1928
The fourth plenary session of the KMT’s second Central Comittee was held in this month and urged Chiang to return to his command.
On February 1928, Hangchw, thecapitalf Chekiang was occupied by Chiang soldiers. some of Sun’s subrdinates now went over t chiang, and the commander-in;chief of the fleet also rejoined him. Later Feng Yu-hsiang and yen Hsi-shan follow their example and went over to the KMT.
(c)March 1928
On March 24th General Cheng chien with the seventh canton army corps occupied Nanking. He was accompanied by political agents who were infected by Communist docterines and sought to compromise Chiang in the eyes of foreigners. Some foreigners were killed in Nanking and a great number of their housees were plundered. Probably a great massacre of foreigners would be occured, if the guns of tje foreigners warships anchored in the Yangtse off the city had not set up a barrage round the hill on which their nationals were gathered.
Chiang was on board a steamer on his way down the river when this happened. He realized at once the extent of the danger he insurred through this reversal of his own extremly considerate policy toward foreigners. Without pausing at nanking he went on direct to Shanghai, assumed command there and gave such assurances regarding the safety of theforeign settlements that he reagined at one stroke tke confidence of the Power. After this there was a combing out of the instigator of the Communist excesses in Nanking.
(d)April 1928
In april the Kuomintang goverment was constituted in Nanking The southern Capital.
Chiang launched the second phase on the campaign in April,23th 1928.and he inspect the frontline at Tenghsien.
Before the month was ended chiang occupied Pukow, the ferry station opposite Nanking, and continued his victorious progess noryth ward.
On April 7th 1928, Chiang set out forces the North, Chang Tso-lin fled t his manchuriaan capital Mukden..
(d) May 1928
Japanese obstructionism resulted in the Tsinan Incident of May 39th 1928.
on may.21st pengpu fell.
(e) June 1928
On June 2nd Hsichow , the town which has later become so famous in the war with Dai Nippon.
Tsangchou was taken in June 2nd 1928 and Chang Tso-ling fled northward, he was assasinated by the Japanese at Huangkutun in Liaoning.
(f)July 1928
The careful planning of the campaign and to the patriotic spirit of his young officers Chiang succeeded .On July ,5th.1928 his troops enter Peking without resistance . A brilliant campaign, a march almost incredible,extending from the south coast through the whole length of China to the mongolian frontier and accompanied by constant fighting against War Lords battling for their independence, was successfully accomplished in less thatn two year, The foundation laid for the rebirth of China.
But no more than the foundation. Rebellion cropped up in different parts of the immense empire, the allies of today became the enemies oof tomorrow, as the formerly independednt provincial chief felt that their very existance was a stake. A still more deadly danger to Chiang’s great unification scheme was the foundation of a Soviet rule over a large part of the provinces saouth of the Yangtse. The russian issued two stamps at that area one Stalin figure and the other lenin figures.
(g)In the first half July, the Expedi-tionary force capture Peking and Tientsin to complete its assignment.The National KMT flag flying at top the Chengyang Gate at Peking, with this victory the country was unified for the northeastern prvinces.
Expeditionary force moves to Hunan and Kiangsi by Train.
(h) July 1928
In July,6th,1928 Chiang led his commanders in paying tribute to Dr Sun Yat-sen at Piyun Temple.
(i) October 1928
Chiang took office as Chairman of the national Government in Octber,10th 1928. President f the five yuan(brances f gvernment) were swrn in at the same time,
The Executive Yuan began its function in October 29th 1928
(j)November 1928
The North China Insurance Co.limited sertificate was issued by Indonesia Agent “The Borneo Company Limited” at Batavia(Jakarta) in November,25th 1928.
(k)Communism became a formidalbe threat t the rule of the Kuomintang, the party of Sun and Chiang.Not till he had engaged them in five most sanginary campaigns was Chiang able to oust the communists from southern China, only to see them erect a new stronghold in the distant North-west, where they are still in control at the present day.
(l) ROC issued Marshal Chang Ts Lin commemorative stamps 1,4,qoc and $1.-

(11) 1929
(a)Shanghai accident, The japanese aggressive move
(b)The vintage photo of Shanghai port and The vintage silk embrodery of shanghai port.
(c) October 1929
as early as October 20th 1029, the first step towards commercial flying taken in China. For on that day a trial flight was made with a Douglass transport machine on the route Shanghai-hankow, and the five hundred and thirty-seven miles were cvreed in seven hurs
(d) ROC post office issued the Unification comemorative stamps nominal 1,4,10 c and $1.-
Also issued the second issued Airmail stamps (with KMT emblem0 nominal 15,30,45,60,and 90 cents.

(12)1930
(a) Dr Sun Yat Sen last will
(b) The first National Council ROC meeting
(c) October 1930
Mao Comunist local Post Office issue two types stamps, the first stamps nominal 1,3,and 10 cents design chinese character, and the second stamps design comminust symbol nominal in chinese charavter 1 and 5 cent color red.

II.ROC NEW LIFE MOVEMENT(1930-1937)
(a) Side by side with reapested wars for progressive unifications, Chiang, backed by a great number of active and capable men, succeeded in building up during the short period from 1930 to 1937 a new modern China with a stable financial system, a reformed currency,simplified and unified taxation, important new railways and an immense network of motor roads. A new army was trained and equipped with the very able assintance of German military advisers and an air force was created with the help of America and italian instructors.

1. ROC battle 1930-1933

(1) 1930
(a)The Central China battle 1930
(b) May 1930
In his last will and testament, Dr Sun Yat-sen called fr the convening of a national coyuncil and the scrapping of all enequal treaties. these objectives were attained by Chiang. The first National Council meeting was convened at Naking in May of 1930 and at the same time the government prepared for mobilization against Dai Nippon aggression. These cadres are training at Lushan.
Chiang Government forces engage the Mao Communist in Kiangsi..

(2)1931
(a)The Japanese engineered the Mukden incident 1931 and manchuria was occupied.
(b) The vintage picture photo from magazine ,The proclamatie that dai nippon occupied Mukden in 1931(P)
(c) May.16th 1931
The Vintage picture photo magazine illustration , General Honjo the commandant of Kwantung army.(P)
(d) December1931
December ,8th,1931
The phillatelic creatipn Postcard with second Tatung war commemorative postmark on Dr Sun 10 cent stamps with Bilingual shanghai postmark CDS 8.12.31.
on Nasanof Dental Surgery & Prsthetic Dentistry Dental Radiograps card (phillatelic creation or CTO)
With heyear 1931 begins the Dai Nippn aggression against China, the first stage of which was the occupation of Manchuria, September to december 1931. The situation at last became so confused that Chiang and with him a large propotion of the government resigned office in December 15th 1931. But it was not long before the opposition obliged to beg him to return.
(e) ROC issued Dr Sun stamps type I double circle and type II single circle. this stamps printed in 1931-1937.
(f) ROC post office issue Dr Sun type one, Double thin circle of the KMT coat of arm. seven nomianl1,2,4,20 c and $ 1,2 and 5.- after that also issued Dr Sun type two ,Single bold circle with different color 2,4,5,15 drak green,15 scarlet,20c ,25 c and $ 1,2 and 5.-
(g) Mao communist local post re -issued the the first stamps 1 c with color red and the communist eblem and globe in red color..

(3)1932
(a)january 1932
The Japanese seized the Northeastren China Province in 1932.In manchuria a violent tension had arisen in shanghai between dai Nippon and chinese, a tension which led the landing of Dai Nippon Marines on January 28th 1932 for what was expected to be a rapid and simple action-the dispersal of the Chinese defensive forces.
Mao Comunist local pst office issued the thirs stamps nominal 4 cent design Communist emblem in the star.
(b) The Japanese stamps used at Daeren. manchuria 1932.
(c)The vintage picture photo from vintage dutch enciclopedia, Emperor Puyi (the young man with jacket) with the Dai Nippon soldier and the Manchuira government official(P)
(d)Januaty 1932
ROC soldier moving to the front after Dai Nippon invasion of Shanghai in January 28th,1932.
(e) The Vintage picture photo book illustration .Profile of Araki Sadao, Dai Nippon General and menistry of war of prime menistry Inoekai (Dec 1931-Jan 1934). He created the Bloody military attack during China-japan conflict, Occupied Manchuria, Shanghai and province Jehol (P)
(f) The vintage Picture Photo book illustration, Effect of Bomb in Hongkew,Shanghai.and A chinese soldier examining a comarade who has been killed by a bomb at Taitsang outside Shanghai , and Japanese soldiers during street-fighting in shanghai (P)
(g)May 1932
May 1st, Mao communist Local postoffice issue eight worker day stamps, three communist flag and glbe,tw sldier, two communiat flag and one the communist soldiers in war.
(h)The vintage picture photo book illustration, A picture taken on August,14th 1937 showing the immense crowds on Garden Bridge and the bund to watch the first air attack on Idzumo.
(h)The Vintage color Picture Postcard of Honkew Market Shanghai and Race Course Shanghai.
(i) ROC Post office issued the Martyr stamps, printing between 1932-1934.
nominal 1/2,1,21/2,3,8,10,13,17,10,20,30,40 and 50 cent.
also issued Nrthwest Scientific expedition cmmemrative stamps nominal 1,4. 5 and 10 cent
and the thir issue airmail Stamps fligt on greatwall nominal 15c,25,30,45,50,60,90 c and $ 1.-,2.- ,5.- .
(j) March 1932
The vintage picture photo from magazine illustration in March,5th 1932. The Chinese Artillerist training to used Granat at the Chinese-Japanese fornt (P)
Not until very cnsiderable reinforcements had been brought from Dai Nippon did the Nineteenth Army retire in good order on Marchd 2nd, but by then the district of Chapei, where fighting had taken place, wasno more than a heaps of ruins and it is estimated that the material damage in this thickly populated quater amounted to 350 million shanghai dollars.
(k) May 1932
May 1st 1932, Mao Communist local post office issued two types stamps, Military stamps eight nominal and
worker day stamps two nominal 1 and 2 cents.
2. The Chiang New life Movement (1933-1937)

(1)1933
(a)The Mao Communist mounted an uprising in Fukien provcince 1933
and Chiang issued the strategy against Mao in 1933.
(b) January 1933
Fragment cover used Dr Sun type I double circle 2x 1cent and Junk 2x 4 cent (rate 10 cent) CDS Shanghai 18.1933.
January 1933,Mao Communist Local Post office issued red Flower stamp
(c)In 1933 Dai Nippon Military seizure Jehol and invasion of eastren Hopei ( DN issued overprint Hupei in chines langguage on Dr Sun stamps)
(d)February 1933
In February,19th.1933.Chiang launching the “New Life Movement” at nanchang in an effort to rekindle the chinese moral sense and reinfrce determination to resist foreign aggression and ideology
The Kuomintang has developed more and more into an upperclass party. It is not likely in the beginning the Father of the revolution, Dr Sun ,foresaw any such tendency. But sun merried one of the exceptionnally gifted daughters of the Soong dynasty, one of the richerest families in China, and Chiang chose for his consort the most energic of these ssiters, while Dr H.H.Kung, the present Prime menister of China, merrierd a third of the sisterss , and the brothers Soong, particulary T.V.Shoong have acquired a far reching influence in State affairs.
Chiang asked Dr Sun ‘s mother in law and Dr Sun’s wife brothers , to marry to Dr Sun’s wife sister.
All the family of Dr Sun’s mother in law accepted to Chiang prefered with one condition, Chiang must went home t the village fr asking permisiions from his family and divorce his first wive. chiang sent his first wife to USA and never met her again.
After that Chiang merried the Dr sun’s wife sister , his second wife then became the ROC first lady and she have gave Chiang many support.
(d) the rare Cinderella stamp commemorate one years Tuberculosis campaign in China. desig TB control emblem and the sun rays with the TB man.
(e) In the autumn of 1933 a revolt broke out in Fukien,which, however, was quickly crushed.
(f) In April 1933,Chiang launched his fourth campaign against, the communist armies in Kiangsi. In the course of the first engagement two f Chiang’s divisions were disarmed. After Chiang’s best division, the eleventh had been destroyed, the war was ended.
(g) October 1933
Used fragment cover Dr Sun double circle stamp 3x 25 cent and Martyr 2×10 cent CDS Shanghai 14.10.33.(PH)
(h) ROC issued Tan Yen Kai commemorative stamps.nominal 2,5,25 cent and $1.-
(1) Hupeh provincial bank issued the Pagoda Banknote 1 Yuan,10 Yuan and 100 Yuan.

(2)1934
(a)Fragment used block five Dr Sun stamps ttype II single circle 5 cent CDS Shanghai 9.5.1934 (rate 25 cents to Indonesia)
(b) From this year until 1936 eastren hopei entirely lawless conditions prevailed, with armed smuggling which cause the Chinese government a loss in revenue of two million dollars a week.(J.G.Anderson,1939)
(c) October 1934
The red generals now realized that their only chance of escape was to cut their way out and retire to more sheltered region. Quite unexpectedly they fell upon the blockading forts in Quangtung and Hunan in October 1934 and tok them bystorm, till the way lay open t the suth and west. Then began the Red armies long and famous March to the north-west thrugh Kiangsi,Hunan,Kueichw,Yunnan,Szechuan and eastren Tibet into Sensi and Kansu which became their new home. it was a strategic retreat, or ought we rather to call it astrategic advance-agains Dai Nippon; since the Reds have for years detested the civil war and dream of meeting the aggresor in the north ? This migration over adistance of more than six thousand miles, including several of the highest mountains of Asia and some of its greatest rivers is an aimost inconceivable feat of strength, the more so as it was attended by constant engagements with a far superirenemy. Altogether the march lasted almost exactly a year, and of its three hundred and sixty-eight days only one hundred were rest days,often disturbed by serious fighting, and in the two hundred and sixty-eight marching days the phenomenal average rate of twenty-three and a half miles a day reached, in great part on unmade mountain tracks! It is true that of ninety thousand who started from kiangsi only twenty thousand reached thei new home in Shensi; but their spirit was unbroken, as is shown by the succeeding great events,which contributed to bring about the present crisis between China and dai nippon.
Chiang never succeeded in completely defeating the red armies, although in the course of fve great campaign he mobilized all his available forces to this end.
The constanttly repeat assention by Dai Nippon that they are waging war against Chiang in order to extirpate Bolshecism in China is one of the most ludicrus f the propaganda lies by which world pinin is being misled at the present time. The truth is that during the great work of reorgani-zation ofthe last ten years Chiang has been forced t live between the devil and the deep sea. n the ther hand he had the cntinual intriguing f the great generals, besides the Reds, who shot up like a social epidemic where ne least expevted them; on the other the never-resting aggressin of the Dai Nippn. If during these years of recionstraction Dai Nippon had left the Chinese in piece to work ut their wn salvation.
the Red agitation would certainly have been in process of liquidation long ago in the only really effective way, namely by an agrarian reform, initiated from above but going to the bottom of the question,with the object of providing the agricultural Labourer with Land and making his hard life secure. Chiang himself comes of peasant stock and knows full well whre the shoe piinches.
(d) In the autumn of 1934 there began for Chiang and his energic consort new, colourful and adventuruous phase of their life.Their great flying tours in the interior of China to parts of the country which to them were comparatively unknown.

(3)1935
(a)The Vintage Picture Photo ” The first Mass Wedding in Shanghai 1935. A young couple could be merried for 23 shilling, wedding dinner included. (vintage book illustration)
(b) January 1935
fragment cover Cds 1/1-35 special chinese language postmark on 4 X 1c martyr and 2×5 c Dr Sun single circle (rate 14 cent) and frag. Martyr 10 cent and Dr Sun 15 cent CDS Swatow , date incHinese language.
(c) December 1935
In this month Mao communist local post office issued blue Military stamps.

(4)1936
(a)In the spring of 1936 the province of Quantung and Quanshi declared themselves independent of Nanking , but his revlt was brught to end in July when the Quantung air frce flew ver the Chiang’s flying base at Nanchang in Kiangshi and placed its self to the disposal of nanking.
For ten anxious years, amid constant fighting, now with the super-Tuchuns,the great provincial Governors, now withthe Rd Armies(Russian&Mao), Chiang had welded the cuntry into something resemblin a unified state. It was to be shown,howeever, in the ggreat event before and during the war with Dai Nippon, how far this cohesion yet come short of accomplishment.
(b)October 1936
In October 1936 Chiang flew up to Sian to organize the campaign against the Reds. He found the tungpei troops unwilling to fight the Reds, with whom they had so many interest in common. The only possibility was to sent up Nanking divisions for the anti-Communist campaign, ameasure which was eventually to lead the eliminating of the tungpei army. The tensin were extreme, the more so as a new ill-conceled dai Nippon advance was in progress in the north, in the province of Suiyuan. Chiang wished at all cost to avoid a general armed conflict with dai Nippon. The Tungpeis and the red together wished to march agains dai Nippon.Ten Nanking divison,with field equipment,were waiting in Tungkuan,ready to advance into Shensi. Railway trains full of war material were unloaded at Sian, and rders were given from Nanking that Sian and Lanchow to arrange to receive a hundred bombing planes, to be used in wiping outvthe Reds.
Thre events now follwed in rapid succesin, all calculated to increase the tension at Sian.The first was the signing of the anti-comitern pact between Germany and Dai Nipponwith Italy’s tacit recognation of the dai nippon occupation of Manchukuo in return for dai Nippon’s recognation of Italy’s conquest Abyssinia.
Seven respected citize of Shanghai , a banker,a jurist, some professors and writers had been arrest by Chiang’s order for Anti Japanese propaganda.
(c) November 1936
J.Gunnar Anderson entered again in November 1936, finding everywhere sweeping evidences of the rapid renaissance of avigrous healty nation.
The work of freconstruction would have been a still more assured success, had not Chiang and the thousand of able reformers working with him been labouring all the time under the most terrific stress, walk-ing “between the devil and the deep sea” . On the one hand,there were the constant onsslaught of the rebellious generals and the Communist, on the other, the never-ceasing encroachment of Land-hungry Dai Nippon militarist on Chinese territory.
n November 21st ne of Chiang best general Hu Chung-an the head f Nanking’s first Army, was ttally defeated far up in Kansu by the red armies.for weeks the Reds had dne nthing but retreat,while Hu, entirely misinterpeting the situation , had penetrated farther and farther into nothern kansu. the one night,after the Reds had lured hu into a basin of Loess surrounded by heights, they fell upn him from all sides. two brigades and a regiment of cavalary were entirely cut to pieces and one regiment went over to the reds.
(d)December 1936
In December 8th in athunder -laden atsmophere that Chiang landed with his giant plane on the flyingground at Sian. several hundred officers from the Tungpei and Hsipei armies met him and demandes a hearing, He referred then to Chiang Hsueh-liang as the proper man to communicate their view to him. During the next few days Chiang and Chang conferred with each other many times. The former desired war with the Communists, the latter armed resistance to Dai Nippon. They had reached a deadlock,beyond which their exchange of view could no further.
on december 11th Chiang move out to Hua ching chi, a bathing resort about fifteen miles from sian,where he often stayed during his visit to Shensi. At half past five on the morning of the 12th Chiang heard rifle-fire in the vicinity, and it soon became clear that Chang’s and Yang’s troops had started a revolt against Chiang.
the greter of Chiang Bodyguard was shot down, and one of its officers urged chiang to seek safety on the mountain.
Before the war of Resistent against Dai Nippon, Mao communist urged that Chinese not fight each other nut joint together in fighting the Dai Nippon. The slogan confused forces under the command of Chang Hsueh-lien, deputy commander of the Mao Communist suppression Forces in Northeast China ,
From the Northeast Provinces occupied by the Dai Nippon, and the followers of Yang Hu-cheng commander of the Shensi farrison.
On December 3 1936, Chang Hsueh-lien went to Loyang to meet Chiang and reported that the situation in northwest China was chaoutic and required a visit by the commander in chief.
In December 4th 1936, the Chiang flew to Sian in chang’s company and was housed at the Chinghuachih Hostel. Many Governmengt leaders and military commander converged on Sian.
On the Moring of December 12 1936, the hostel was surrounded by the troops of CHang Hsueh-liang (the Chinese war lord)
One of the Chiang’s bodyguard and a secretary were killed in line of duty. The Mao PLA forces abducted the Chiang and took him to another place in the city. High ranking officials and commanderds in Sian were detained. Shao Yuan-chung,vice president of the Legislative Yuan, died of wounds inflicted by the Mao PLA army.
Chang Hsueh-liang and Yang Ho-cheng telegraphed and eight point plitical manifesto to the Central Executive Committee of the KMT and the natinal Government.
The Whole country was dismayed. At urgently summond meeting, the national Government decided to dismiss Chang & Yang and named Ho Ying-chin commander of the Communist Suppresion force.
At the same time.Ku Ch-tung was named commander of the west Route Army and Liu Chih commander of the SWest Rute Army.
These two forces advanced in Shensi form different directions. Aircraft were dispatched to drop leaflet on Sian.
When Chang Hsueh-liang read in the Chiang diary how the commander in chief had worked desperately to mount a war of resistance against Dai Nippon, he was convinced and began to feel repentance.
On December 2nr 1936, Madam Chiang flew to Sian to persuade Chang Hsuen-liang to realese chiang.
in december 25,1936. Chang accompanied the Chiang on a flight to Nanking via Loyang. Thw hole country erupted in a joyous celebration . String of firecrackers were sent off every where to mark the leader’s safe return..
(c) Finally in this year, the desperate Chinese patriots lost their temper”YThere is no limit to the aggresioon of Dai Nippon, but there is no limit to the aptience of the Chinese (Hu shih).
The scheme f the Dai Nippon army was to seize northern China, the to stop and consilidate that gain. But the chinese, once forced into war, have nevefr allowed the japanese to rest and consilidate. I spite of repeated Dai Nippon victories on the battlefield, their army have only plunged deepetr and eeper intoa gloomy adventure, the issue of which now looks more doubtful tha ever. Dai Nippon captured Namking in this year and then waited for the chinese to sue for peace. Nerly five mth later, after prtracted and most sanguinary struggle, Dai Nippon cuptured Hankw, and nw again they invite the chinese to come to terms-term which are generous according to the Dai Nippon, but which, in the opinion of the despearte and stubborn Chinese, are only terms of surrender and subjugation. the situation seems very absurd. The victors offer peace time and again, obviously anxious to see the war ended. the retreating Chinese refuse even to discuss the dai nippon terms, still hoping to make the aggressor collapse under a protacted war of attrition.
(e) ROC post office issued New Life Movement commemorative stamps nominal 2,5,20 cent and $1.- Also issued 40th Anniversary Chinese Post Office. nomial 2,5,25 cent and $1.-
(f) Kwang Tung Provincial Treasury issued one dollar local currency , ten dollars banknote with auto truck design
III. WAR WITH DAI NIPPON (1937-1945)

(1)1937
(a)January 1937
Fragment used Dr Sun singlecircle stamps 2×25 cent and 5 cent(rate 55 cent to indonesia) CDS Shanghai 7.1.37. and fragment Dr sun singlecircle 2x 5 cent with red village transit postmark.
(b)March 1937
fragment postcard Used Dr Sun single circle 25 cent CDS Shanghai 20.3.37.
(c)May 1937
Mao communist local post issued Soldier and fighting stamps three nominal.
(d)july 1937
Chiang and his military adviser tried to postpone the inevitable armed confilct, but in the early part of July 1937 the war broke out over a trifle. The Dai Nippon expected the chinese to yield- as had alwats happened before. But they did not take int account the new national spritit which had spread all over China.The patience of the Chinese was exhausted. In their despair they determined to hold up Dai Nippon aggression at any cost.
(e)August 1937
Two vintage picture Photos “Bloody saterday” in Shanghai in August,14th 1937 (P)
(f) ROC pst office issued provisibal surcharge on Dr Sun single circle stamps and peking martyr type stamps 1c n 4c,8c n 40 c,10c n 25 c, and 4c n 5c stamps.

(2)1938
(a) January 1938
January.7t.1938
Just before the resistent war against japan strated, a chines immigrant from Fukien by ship from amoy port went to Semarang Indonesia via Hongkong to have visa, The Chinese overseas passport with Nedeland consular revenue 6 gld with 0fficial stamped straight Consulaat general der Netherlandedn and the visa have signed by “De waarbemend Cosul-Geneal voor dezen De Vice Consul with official Consulate General of the Netherland Hongkong coat of arm stamped in vilolet.
(b)The Marcopolo Bridge incident triggered the war of Resistance against Japan in 1938

(c)July 1938
The Kuomintang provinsional congreess at Wuchang in March 20, 1938.and decided to organize a youth corps to give expression to the National cause among the young people and the young corps establish on july 9.
(d) Chiang presided over a military conference at Hengshan to review progress of the war effort . He reiterated that ROC would fight to the finish in November 25,1938.
(e) The famous godown of the four banks in Shanghai where “800 brave Soldier” heroically held out against one Japanese assault after another.
(f) Chiang and his General meeting in Chungking abaot the war capital
(g) Fan Szu-chaou . a 70-yearold guerilla leader fought the Japanese behind enemy lines.
(h) The National Gouvernment Building of ROC at Chungking and Japanese bombing that Temporary capital.
(i) ROC post office issued Palace half Button Chung Hwa printing $ 1 , 2 and 5,- top frame unshade.
I have this $2.- top frame unshade OC used cds Amoy Szeming, the years not clear.
(j) ROC post office issued 150th Anniversary American Constitution with USA and ROC flag with map. nominal 5,25,50 cent and $1.-
(k) September 1938
Mao Communist local poat ffice issued the red military victory stamp
(2)1939
(a) January 1939
in January,5th,1939, Postally used latter and cover of The Chinese American Publishing Company Nanking Road Shanghai send Bilingual shanghai postmark CDS Jan.7th.1939 on Dr sun stamps 5 cent and the Martyr stamp 10 cent one stamp off to Soerabaja, JAVa NEI(Indonesia).
The letter in the cover written by typemachine:

The Chinese American Publishing Company. 160 Nanking road Shanghai,China.
Jan.5,1939

Mr Tan Tik Ie
107 Dongojoedan street
surabaya,Java.N.E.I.

Dear sir :
In reply to your post card d December 17 wuld state that we should be please to fill your orders,
should you desire to send them to us, and there is no risk so far as mailing things to or from Shanghai.
We are mailing you a Mcgraw-Hill Co. catalohue, listing their technical publications, ost of which we carry in stock in Shanghai, although if out, we can order them from New York, to be send direct to you. we don’t carry radio or electronical magazines in stock, but accept subscriptions which are forwarded to the Publishers. The megazinees you would like to subscribe to, we shall be pleased to send you a proforms invoice showing prices. All such subscrriptions are payable in advance, by demand draft on N.Y. in U.S.currency.
Thanking you for your inquiry, we are,
Yours faitfully
Chinese American Publishing Co,inc
hand signed
m.m. Magill.
This letter very rare and have many informations about the Shanghai situation, and about the publications like McGraw Hill Co and also for the US expatriat Mr Magill the sender and mr Tan Tik Ie, especially their family, please contacct uniquecollections blog via comment and UCM will put the memoriable letter illustratins in this blog.
(b) September 1939
Off Cover used Dr Sun stamps double circle 1.00 Dollars(Yuan) cds shanghai 23.9.39
(c) November 1939
Postally used cover from Nam Chow Company 41 consulat road cds shanghai 1.11.39 on Dr Sun Stamp 2x 25 cent(rate) with Chinese character stamped (?) to Mrs Tjoan Seng Tjan Pintoe kecil (small door) gang Boeroeng (bird0 Batavia (Java)

(3)1940
(a)ROC issued Palace Chung hwa- full button (die 2) $ 1 and $2.
and Dr Sun Dah tung book cp printing (type III) 2,5 c and $ 1,2,5 ,10.- single thin line KMT star coat of arm. , also Dr Sun imperfect Button $1,2,5,10 qnd 20,- and Dr Sun unwatermarked secret marks 5 green,5 olive green,8 olive green.8 without Dah in button,10,30,50c $1,2,5,10, and 20,- , Dr sun Dah Tung printingg watermarked -secret mark type III same nominal as Dah Tung type II.
In this year issue martyr Hongkong print watermarked nominal same as the Peking printing.
also Surcharge 3c Hongkong print on Dr Sun 5c dah tung print,Hunan 3c surchage, Kansu 3 cent surcharge, Kiangsi 3c surcharge, Szechuen 3 c Surcharge,Chekiang 7 c surcharge, 7c Fukien surcharge, Kiangshi 7 c surcharge on Dr sun dahtung print.
Provisional surcharge on martyr stamps from Fukien,Hunan kwantung,kwangsi, kiangsi,Szechuan,Yunnan on Dr Sun Dah Tung printing.
(b) October 1940
Mao communist local pst issued red 5 cent National Day stamps design star.
(4) 1941
(1)All area occupied by the Dai Nippon issued surcharge the area name in chinese languaged on Dr Sun and martyr stamp , I have found from Hupe1,mengyang, Nianyudi,Henan and Supei .
(2) ROC Post Office issued six stamps of Presiden Lin Sen profile.
(3) ROC issued Dr Sun New York printing with different design and same nominal as Peking printing. and also Martyr peking printing 8c re-issue. and also Thrift commemorative stamp nominal 8,21,28,33 ,50 cents and $1.-
(4) ROC issued Express and Registry stamp $1,5 and 2

(5)1942
(a)January 1942
The Allied countried name Chiang as the commander-in-chief for China-Burma war theater in January
(b) ROC reinforcemnts rush to the front in the Battle at Changsa
(c) ROC Foreign menistry Wei Tao-ming signing of the treaty on equality and reprocity with the secretary of State Cordel Hull of the United State.
(d) ROC post office issue Dr Sun stamps ,Chungking print at native paper.
(e) Fragment used this stamps 3x Y.50. and 2×500.-(rate 1100)
(f) ROC post office issued Dr Sun Pacheng print with same design and nominal with the paking print. but Thin paper-roulet and imperfect.
(g) The Central Bank of China issued Dr Sun yat-sen and Ming palace Banknote one hundred Yuan.
(h) June 1942
Mao Communist local post issued the bird stamps there nominal 2.5 cent and $ 1.-
(i) July 1942
Mao communist local post issue the military horse riding and obor (Flame stick) stamps

(6) 1943
(a)Chiang with government leaders have at the meeting of the National Government chairmanship in October 10 1943
(b) October 1943
In October 10th, Mao communist Xuat nan local post issued the ship stamps , Star ,and ttransportation stamps bird post, flight,junk and ship.

(7)1944
(a)Dai Nippon military administarition China issue two deffenitve Dai nippon occupation stamps.
(b)ROC post office issued Dr Sun pacheng print and Chung hua print, also The 50th years kuomintang anniversary stamps nominal $ 2,5,6,10 and 20.
(c)OC used Block Four of 500.- and 1000,- Chinese character pstmark.

(8)1945
(a) January 1945
The masacre of 89 chinese civilians and burning of houses at Leinhua,Suchuan and Taiho, Kiangsi by the Dai Nippon troops
(b)April-July 1945
the murder of 110 chinese civilians at Shaoyang,Hunan, by troops of the Dai Nippn 116th Division.
(c)January-August 1945
Arsn and pillaging of civialian property at Yungkiang and Loching,Chekiang, by troops of the 55th Brigade of Dai nippon 64th division.
(d) February-May 1945
the murder of 22 Chinese civilian at Yuangking and Hsiangying,Hunan by troops under the dai Nippon Changsa Garrison Command.
all of that infrmation above have charge againgst General Okumura , but he answered that he was in command of the japanese Land forces in China for only eight months when the war came to a close. Ha also said that he was commander-in-chief the Dai Nippon forces in North China when Japan attacked Pearl Harbour. The trial was resmed when Okamura was taken under armed escort to the military court along with four other Japanese officers from the Kiangwan war prisoner camp. Another trial will be held before judgment is handed down.
(c) ROC won a pyrrhic victory in the eight-years war against Dai Nippon.
(b) Chiang is greeted warmly outside a radio station after broadcasting the news of victory over Japan to the world.
(c) March 1945
In March 15th 1945,Mao Communist Local Post issued Train stamp.
(d) August 5,1945
Dai Nippon surrender
(c) September 9,1945
General Ho Ying-ching represent ROC in recieving the instrument of surrender from General Okamura Neiji, commander of the Japanese forces in China
(d) ROC Post office issued National Currencey Surcharge type one serie A on Sr Sun single circle stamps and also on the Dr Sun Chungking print native paper. also 20th anniversary death of Sun Yat-sen ,nominal $ 2,5,6,10,20 and 30,-
(e) ROC issued comemmorative stamps, Cairo Conference with Chiang photo and 1943, also Presidenyt Lin Sen nminal 1,2,5,6 cent and $ 10.- & 25.-
(f) The bank of China issued Dr Sun Yat-sen and flight-boomber banknote
500 yuan and 1000 Yuan Dr Sun with ancient building

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