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The Generalissimo'S Son: Chiang Chingkuo And The Revolutions In China And Taiwan,New Kebric This Uptodate Presentation Is ExhaustiveChiang Chingkuo, Son And Political Heir Of Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek, Was Born In 1910, When Chinese Women, Nearly All Illiterate, Hobbled About On Bound Feet And Men Wore Pigtails As Symbols Of Subservience To The Manchu Dynasty. In His Youth Chingkuo Was A Communist And A Trotskyite, And He Lived Twelve Years In Russia. He Died In 1988 As The Leader Of Taiwan, A Chinese Society With A Flourishing Consumer Economy And A Budding But Already Wild,