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| | TIME.com: One-Eyed Dragon -- Apr. 30, 1951 -- Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24) |
 | | Washington intelligence officers think that the new Chinese offensive is commanded by Liu Po-cheng, wily leader of Red China's Second Field Army and, until recently, military boss of southwest China. |
 | | When Russian troops entered Manchuria in 1929 in a dispute over the Chinese Eastern Railroad, he went along; his assignment was to recruit Manchurian volunteers for the Soviet forces. |
 | | He led the vanguard of the celebrated Long March in 1934-35, which brought the Chinese Reds to the northwest around Yenan. |
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