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Liquidation of the Soviet presence in Shanghai (1927—1928)

The article is devoted to the liquidation of the Soviet presence in Shanghai after the April 12 Incident in 1927 during the final stage of Chiang Kaishek’s Northern Expedition. The authors identified two periods of liquidation activity: 1) from the eve of the April 12 Incident to the Guangzhou Uprising; 2) from the Guangzhou Uprising to the fourth meeting of the Provisional Committee for Dealing with Commercial Organizations of Soviet Russia in Shanghai. The authors analyzed “Dalbank’s Cases (I and II)”, “Tsentrosoyuz’s Cases (I and II)” and “The Textile Syndicate’s Case”.