Zhang Qun

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Zhang Qun was a prominent Chinese Nationalist politician and diplomat who served in various high-level roles in the Republic of China government, including as premier and foreign minister.

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instanceOf Chinese politician
human
alternativeName Chang Chun
Chang Ch’ün
birthDate 1889-05-09
birthPlace Yongning, Sichuan, Qing Empire
countryOfCitizenship Republic of China
deathDate 1990-12-14
deathPlace Taipei, Taiwan
educatedAt Saint John’s University, Shanghai
University of Colorado
University of Denver
era Republic of China (1912–1949)
linked to: Republic of China

Republic of China on Taiwan
linked to: Republic of China
ethnicGroup Han Chinese
familyName Zhang
givenName Qun
headOfGovernment Republic of China
languageSpoken Chinese
English
memberOf Kuomintang
name Zhang Qun
notableFor Long-time leadership role in the Kuomintang
Serving as foreign minister of the Republic of China
Serving as premier of the Republic of China
notableWork Participation in Sino-American diplomatic negotiations during World War II
Role in Republic of China constitutional government after 1947
participantIn Chinese Civil War
Second Sino-Japanese War
politicalIdeology Chinese nationalism
politicalParty Kuomintang
positionHeld Ambassador of the Republic of China to Italy
Ambassador of the Republic of China to the Vatican
Foreign Minister of the Republic of China
Governor of Sichuan Province
Mayor of Shanghai
Premier of the Republic of China
President of the Executive Yuan
President of the Judicial Yuan (acting)
Secretary-General of the Kuomintang
religion Christianity
residence Chongqing
Nanjing
Taipei
linked to: Taipei, Taiwan
spouse Yu Jiyun

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