History, Peiping Executive Headquarters
Series: [National Archives microfilm publications. M -- microcopy no. 92.2]; [National Archives microfilm publications -- microcopy no. 92.2]
Publisher: National Archives of the United States
Published: 19uu
Place of publication: Washington, D.C.
Language: eng
Format: [microform]
Subjects: Archives; American Government missions; History; Foreign relations; United States. Army. Operational, Tactical and Support Organizations
Other titles: Historical reports, Peiping Headquarters, Control Conflict Group, 1946
Notes: In December 1945 the U.S. sent General George Marshall to China to negotiate a cease-fire agreement between the Nationalist government led by Chiang Kai-shek and Communist insurgents led by Mao Tse-tung. Under Marshall's guidance, the Nationalist and Communist factions established an Executive Headquarters at Peiping, China (also known as Peking or Beijing), in January 1946. This collection consists of historical reports describing the activities of the U.S. Army at the Executive Headquarters at Peiping during and contains extensive information on the conflict between the Nationalist and Communist forces, and the repatriation of Japanese nationals.
Table of contents: title: box 65-172. History, 1st quarter, 10 Jan.-March 1946; title: box no. 65-172.1. History, 3rd quarter 1946, Section IV, Operations C, Conflict control group activities and team histories; title: box no. 65-172.2. History, 4th quarter 1946, Section V, Operations D, Advanced section activities and team histories.