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to r/todayilearned by Fredstar64
10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for TIL that China and the Soviet Union once fought each other in a brief border conflict in 1969 image
TIL that China and the Soviet Union once fought each other in a brief border conflict in 1969
in China
to r/todayilearned by Fredstar64
10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for TIL that the Chinese Communists massacred thousands of Japanese rebels during the Tonghua Incident of 1946 image
TIL that the Chinese Communists massacred thousands of Japanese rebels during the Tonghua Incident of 1946
in Japan
to r/todayilearned by Fredstar64
10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for TIL after being placed under house arrest for 5 years due to "communist sympathies", Hsue-Shen Tsien returned to China via a Korean War prisoner swap and became the father of China's nuclear weapons, ballistic missiles and space program. image
TIL after being placed under house arrest for 5 years due to "communist sympathies", Hsue-Shen Tsien returned to China via a Korean War prisoner swap and became the father of China's nuclear weapons, ballistic missiles and space program.
in China
to r/todayilearned by Fredstar64
10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for TIL Thatcher's proposal to extend Britain's administration in Hong Kong beyond 1997 was refuted by Deng Xiao Ping who stated that "I could walk in and take the lot this afternoon". Years later in 1984, Britain agreed to return all of Hong Kong back to China. image
TIL Thatcher's proposal to extend Britain's administration in Hong Kong beyond 1997 was refuted by Deng Xiao Ping who stated that "I could walk in and take the lot this afternoon". Years later in 1984, Britain agreed to return all of Hong Kong back to China.
in China