


Patrick Hurley
Surname | Hurley |
Given Name | Patrick |
Born | 8 Jan 1883 |
Died | 30 Jul 1963 |
Country | United States |
Category | Government |
Gender | Male |
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Patrick Hurley Timeline
9 Aug 1944 | Franklin Roosevelt assigned Patrick Hurley to as an intermediary between Chiang Kaishek and Joseph Stilwell. |
23 Sep 1944 | Patrick Hurley asked Chiang Kaishek to accept communist assistance in the war against Japan; Chiang rejected the request. |
11 Oct 1944 | Patrick Hurley recommended Franklin Roosevelt to remove Joseph Stilwell from China. |
27 Nov 1945 | Patrick Hurley resigned as the US Ambassador to China. He accused the US State Department of favoring Chinese communists behind his back. |
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