Free China Journal
Free China Journal (Chinese: 自由中國半月刊, pinyin: Zìyóu Zhōnggúo Bànyùekān) was a periodical that was published by the Republic of China (ROC) government after its retreat to Taiwan following the Chinese Civil War. The first issue was published on November, 1949. Its chief executive was Hu Shi and its editor-in-chief was Lei Chen (雷震). From 1985 through 1999 a different publication called the Free China Journal was published. It had previously been called Free China Weekly and was subsequently renamed Taipei Journal in 2000, Taiwan Journal in 2003, and Taipei Today in 2009.
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Free China Journal
Free China Journal (Chinese: 自由中國半月刊, pinyin: Zìyóu Zhōnggúo Bànyùekān) was a periodical that was published by the Republic of China (ROC) government after its retreat to Taiwan following the Chinese Civil War. The first issue was published on November, 1949. Its chief executive was Hu Shi and its editor-in-chief was Lei Chen (雷震). From 1985 through 1999 a different publication called the Free China Journal was published. It had previously been called Free China Weekly and was subsequently renamed Taipei Journal in 2000, Taiwan Journal in 2003, and Taipei Today in 2009.
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Free China Journal (Chinese: 自 ...... 003, and Taipei Today in 2009.
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Freies China (chinesisch 自由中國半 ...... wan) erscheinende Zeitschrift.
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《自由中國》雜誌(1949年11月20日-1960年9月4日 ...... 江東流擋不住〉,以涉嫌叛亂的罪名將雷震等人逮捕,該雜誌停刊。
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Free China Journal (Chinese: 自 ...... 003, and Taipei Today in 2009.
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Freies China (chinesisch 自由中國半 ...... wan) erscheinende Zeitschrift.
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《自由中國》雜誌(1949年11月20日-1960年9月4日 ...... 江東流擋不住〉,以涉嫌叛亂的罪名將雷震等人逮捕,該雜誌停刊。
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Free China Journal
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Freies China
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自由中國
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