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Because of this incident, according to the Chinese Communist Party, the Nationalist Party of China was criticized for creating internal strife when the Chinese were supposed to be united against the Japanese; the Chinese Communist Party, on the other hand, was seen as heroes at the vanguard of the
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and attacked days later. After days of fighting, heavy losses – including many civilian workers who staffed the army's political headquarters – were inflicted on the New Fourth Army due to the overwhelming numbers of Nationalist troops. On January 13,
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historians view the New Fourth Army Incident differently. From the ROC point of view, the Communists attacked first and it was a punishment for the Communist insubordination; from the PRC view, it was Nationalist treachery.
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Chiang Kai-shek ordered the New Fourth Army disbanded on January 17, and sent Ye Ting to a military tribunal. However, on January 20, the Chinese Communist Party in
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fight against the Japanese and Nationalist treachery. Although as a result of this incident, the Communist Party lost possession of the lands south of
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to the north of the old Yellow River track in a month. In response, the Communist Party only agreed to move the New Fourth Army troops in Southern
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According to the Nationalist Party, this incident was retribution to numerous occasions of treachery and harassment by the New Fourth Army.
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was the political commissar. The new headquarters was in Jiangsu, which was now the general headquarters for the New Fourth Army and the
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Lie-shu, Fang (2009). "Who should be responsible for the severe loss of the South-Anhui troop of the New Fourth Army".
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argues the Communists first attacked the Nationalists and the Nationalists fought back against the Communists.
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On January 5, the Communist forces were surrounded in Maolin Township by a Nationalist force of 80,000 led by
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New Fourth Army: Communist Resistance along the Yangtze and the Huai, 1938–1941.
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towards Jiangsu, planning to cross the river along three routes.
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For PRC historians the incident began in December 1940, when
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Berkeley: University of California Press, 1999. 949 pages.
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