MONGOL ACTIVITIES IN CHINESE COMMUNIST-CONTROLLED INNER MONGOLIA

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• Document Creation Date: November 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 18, 1999
• Sequence Number: 4
• Publication Date: May 20, 1949
• Content Type: IR

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1. .f,::7;.. ?.f...,otou, (1lo-o3, Li)-36) fell to theChinsse ;2m-cuniets in October 1948,
??norto (Chinese name CHU Wen-hvait 7. 3./.,.. -v., ),1 Mongol clelegfje to
Ea?'!. .(-Jnal Assembly. from Iehejo Leagie. and Handadorji (Prince IfING),4, Chief c,,.'
Loft Flank Rear Aanner, were taken prisoners. WEN Sh.no-yan ( a j?
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.,:.z... J,? on of Garrison Comarander C:Jo:FS 1"&chia ( it_ T,. \---.7 )0 of Yehejo '
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:L.?:.. Flank Foreard (Ju) Pennei . , were alal taken prisoner. CHo I Yung-
ch"T:n his also been reported as kIlled, bet this has not been confirm&
,.SI.-.r his arrest. CM= Elmo-vita VMS appointed High Commissioner by the
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l:monists to inpain oikr
r e in Yektejo Leagne. CIPETT belped to
7:;,:', 11U mut I chn-chnng ( a za, ., ),3 Pea,7,e Preservation Commander of
jtj: -Tar Bernier, to join ths Chinese' Commni et 3. In the :3/Ad.:Le of November
the Chin*se Courimist authorities at FaCttou called a meeting of: the
esentatives of the seven banners of Yohejo Itsagne, uhich was attended
longol leaders then in the leave,. At this meeting, CI Chih-ehttne
t,. 11z announced that he had severed relstlons With the Ynomintang ana
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the capture of CT I reng-ehofiem and the defection of CHo I Chih-oheng.
111:,: Tnoraintang Government of SillyINEM, Province was without military loaders
:N;' ,7tinge,r lanner. In order to cowater this sitzation, , Suiyuan Governor
Chitini approved the a, ?gpointment 13 of COI Fte-hai ( Zil- .):63 ::Y:i?--i- , ) ns Ghiet
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Mr i,kfa banner, CH0I Trerlisirmg 1,:,-7-3- 1.1- ) 413 ccirricon Comander, and. LA
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af:-''?,?-:ZIrlian (E yg 3.:?:_. b as Secretaii. 1!tiele appointees were highly recom-
zer, ,.ed by JuNa Hsiang (/t. ? ),, a tribal thief.,;ain of .met 3annereA
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forcea were in control of the city. In Peipirz ITIT has fraluenly held,
mes.,?fii,ing? c.f. the Mongol residents in the former 0ce of the'. Eong,oliva-
Titctan Affairs Cousniaeion. TU,Ni a men hays srreeted.C ET: ::.iiharc--wa
),.5 among others., but.Tarbaf) reportedly- has s.,icapsd and
wheres,bouts are unknown. While ineiping YUNI 2 'ril7 stayeeL
the of the MongolTibetan Affairs Commissictn. 144761 ,
TUINzxi.d. his political commissara moved the Acirzgollan-Tibetaa ii.oad.erg
Jalar.!..: Mongol Janne s Normal School fromr to Ulan .gota
kto Cok:;,:kist authorities in the Inner Mongolin Autonomous Groveraliwnt
are ,..-..!,.N;aizant of the need. for competeat middle and low echelon.
off" al for the area they control and they naturally le s.re,
traL:'ted. Communists for such posts; but because they cannot ? find a suf.n1;1?).,?-:::::..;J..:,i
number of Mongols for the job, .they have resorted to `usi:sg Ch..ness CC
elez This practice has greatly antagontaed the Moniplo arse, Ins
d their. desire to revolt.. The mjoityf the military ant. roll
affalra of TUN Tsea s government are actually hari.dled at the top ol' tlaq.!
al hiersrchy in the Northeast by EAO Lung (.1": ), well known
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Frio? to his "irarrerdee FUT. so-4 negetiateel. with the Chinese Cceimanist:.;::
gp3.(1'?hg t2yi., status, of Inner Mongolia, agreeing to a Comunist-sponso:t
.-:vomy of Mongolia under Prince TE and, the building uz) of a Nowsol
gs?re TE $50,000 for oexpenseel in Decctber 1946 and alcea TY mnt
to 1,7:1fidng, but to remnia in Peiping and cooperate with him.
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Tarba 1,7ae, reported in Peiping on 10 January
Re is repol.ste1 to he the Chief of ilrollarn lu
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