Kuomintang Collection
"Kuomintang: A Journey through China's Turbulent History" During a pastoral visit along a river in southern China, the Italian Bishop Msgr
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"Kuomintang: A Journey through China's Turbulent History" During a pastoral visit along a river in southern China, the Italian Bishop Msgr. Witnesses the resilience of the Chinese people amidst war and chaos (colour litho). In Yunnan-Fu, Chinese citizens gather around notice boards to read news about the ongoing war, their faces filled with concern and determination (b/w photo). Amidst this peaceless land, a dramatic adventure unfolds as brave souls navigate through the complexities of wartime China (Colour Litho). The Mausoleum of Sun Yat-Sen stands tall in Nanjing, symbolizing hope for a united nation. In the Vicariate of Nan-Yang-Fu, at the heart of China's turmoil, institutes, churches, hospitals, and orphanages provide solace amidst chaos (colour litho). Tragic episodes unfold due to the complicated situation in China; lives shattered by conflict and uncertainty (colour litho). A snapshot from 1935 reveals an unknown creator capturing glimpses of life in China during that time. The Kuomintang troops' capture of Beijing in June 1928 remains etched in history—an anonymous artist immortalizes this pivotal moment. The Yenan Workers Club becomes a beacon for unity as individuals come together to rebuild their nation, and is here that seeds are sown for what will become known as "The Long March, " an epic journey towards freedom and survival. Through treacherous terrains and against all odds, members of the Chinese Nationalist army embark on "The Long March. " Their unwavering spirit fuels their determination to fight for a better future—a testament to their indomitable courage. As we reflect on these historical moments captured through photographs and artwork alike—let us remember Kuomintang's role in shaping China's destiny. From triumphs to tragedies—their legacy endures as part of our shared human history.