Bai Chongxi Photographs | World War II Database

29 items in this album on 2 pages.


Bai Chongxi as the Chief of Staff of the Chinese National Revolutionary Army, 1926	Chiang Kaishek and Bai Chongxi, late 1920s

Chiang Kaishek and other Nationalist leaders paying respect to Sun Yatsen upon the successful conclusion of the Northern Expedition, Biyun Temple, Beiping, China, 6 Jul 1928, photo 1 of 2	Chinese leaders at Sun Yatsen's temporary mausoleum celebrating the conclusion of the Northern Expedition, Temple of Azure Clouds, Beiping, China, 6 Jul 1928

Group portrait of Army reorganization conference attendees, China, 25 Jan 1929	Li Zongren, Chiang Kaishek, and Bai Chongxi, 1938

Portrait of Bai Chongxi, seen on cover of Liangyou Pictorial No. 137 issued in May 1938	Bai Chongxi, He Yingqin, and Xia Wei, China, circa 1930s

Portrait of Bai Chongxi seen in Japanese publication 'Latest Biographies of Important Chinese', 1941	Chinese military leaders Bai Chongxi, Chen Cheng, Gu Zhutong, Zhou Zhirou, Xu Hanmou, Tang Boen, and others, Chongqing, China, 1942

Bai Chongxi, date unknown	Group portrait of Chinese generals after a conference, Chongqing, China, 1943; note Hu Zongnan (first row, first from left), Chen Cheng (first row, third from left), Gu Zhutong (first row, fifth from left), Bai Chongxi (first row, fifth from right), Huang Zhenqiu (first row, third from right), and Yu Jishi (rear row, first from right)

Bai Chongxi and other officers with Chiang Kaishek, circa 1940s	Bai Chongxi, China, circa 1940s

Chen Cheng and Bai Chongxi, China, 1943	Portrait of General Bai Chongxi, 1940s

Bai Chongxi (right) observing the Japanese surrender ceremony at the Forbidden City, Beiping, China, 10 Oct 1945	Bai Chongxi and Song Meiling preparing a birthday cake for Chiang Kaishek, Chongqing, China, 31 Oct 1945

He Yingqin, Chiang Kaishek, and Bai Chongxi at Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Nanjing, China, post-WW2	Two unidentified US Army officers, Zhang Lingfu, Bai Chongxi, He Yingqin, Shi Zhongcheng, Qiu Weida, Chen Chuanjun, and Pi Xuanqiu, Nanjing, Feb 1946