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Sinkiang Youths in Chungking Air Raid Relief Intensified To bring increased efficiency to air. LED by Ma Fu-liang, Moslem member of the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission, the second batch of 10 Sinkiang Mohammedan youths have
Title China Magazine, Volumes 4-5
Published 1940
Original from the University of California
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LED by Ma Fu-liang, Moslem member of the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission, the second batch of 10 Sinkiang Mohammedan youths have arrived in Chungking after a rigorous trip via India and Rangoon. This brings the total of the ...
Title China at War, Volumes 5-6
Contributor China Information Committee
Publisher China information publishing Company., 1940
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Army and concurrently Air Defense Chief at Lanchow, capital of Kansu. Sixty-year -old Ma Piao is a ... supply depot set on fire. On record in the annals of brave Mohammedan fighters are these names: Battalion Commander Ma Chu-fu, who fell ...
On record in the annals of brave Mohammedan fighters are these names: Battalion Commander Ma Chu-fu, who fell in the defense of Chenchiashan in northern Kiangsu in 1938; Ma Tao-yuan, who died in action during the Changsha campaign in October
Chenchiashan in northern Kiangsu in 1938; Ma Tao-yuan, who died in action during the Changsha campaign in October 1939; Tsai Lung, who fell in the battle of Lungchow in Kwangsi; and Sha Lu-ho, who was severely wounded on the Kiangis front in February 1939. l
and Sha Lu-ho, who was severely wounded on the Kiangis front in February 1939. l ough Chinese Moslems are among the Chinese guerrillas. A Mohammedan educator, Ma Chun-tu, one-time member of the Shansi Provincial Government, became an organizer of .
A Mohammedan educator, Ma Chun-tu, one-time member of the Shansi Provincial Government, became an organizer of Moslem guerrillas after the Japanese occupied the town where he lived and Phone COlumbus 5-4989 Shanghai Royal Restaurant Selected Wines and Liquors 755 SEVENTH AVENUE (Corner 50th Street) NEW YORK CITY Office: Circle ... Uptown Out-Pott CHINA PALACE JM wl m + Select Wines and Liquors Full Course Luncheon 35c - Complete Dinner 33c 210 WEST 49th STREET NEW YORK (Corner Broadway) destroyed his middle school. ...
Title The China Monthly, Volumes 3-4
Publisher China Monthly, Incorporated, 1941
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Sixty-year-old Ma Piao is a cavalry division commander of Chinghai Province who has been fighting ilie Japanese in ... On record in the annals of brave Mohammedan lighters are these names: Battalion Commander Ma Chu-fu, who fell in the defense of Chenchiashan in northern Kiangsu in 1938; Ma Tao-yuan, who died in ...
in northern Kiangsu in 1938; Ma Tao- yuan, who died in action during the Changsha campaign in October 1939; Tsai Lung,
of Chenchiashan in northern Kiangsu in 1938; Ma Tao-yuan, who died in action during the Changsha campaign in October 1939; Tsai Lung, who fell in the battle of Lungchow in Kwangsi; and Sha Lu-ho, who was severely wounded on the Kiangis front in February 1939.
During the engagement, several Mohammedan junior officers were killed or wounded, but after consolidating and replenishing his ... who fell in the battle of Lungchow in Kwangsi; and Sha Lu-ho, who was severely wounded on the Kiangis front in February 1939. Tough Chinese Moslems are among the Chinese guerrillas.
A Mohammedan educator, Ma Chun-tu, one-time member of the Shansi Provincial Government, became an organizer of Moslem guerrillas after the Japanese occupied the town where he lived and destroyed his middle school. His guerrillas fought shoulder to shoulder with the regular Shansi troops and defeated the invaders.
Title The China Monthly, Volumes 3-5
Editors George Barry O'Toole, Jên-yü Tsʻai
Publisher China monthly incorporated., 1941
Original from the University of Michigan
Digitized May 8, 2009
The Boxer Rebellion had repurcussions up to World War 2. The Muslim warlord Ma Hongkui, basically told the Japanese in WW2 the death of his clansmen (including his uncle Ma Fulu) during the Boxer Rebellion at the hands of the 8 nation alliance (including Japan) was unavenged, so Ma Hongkui and his cousin Ma Hongbin would have to fight the Japanese. (Ma Hongkui was Ma Fuxiang's son, Ma Hongbin was Ma Fulu's son).
Pang Shiqian (1902-1958) was an Yihewani (Ikhwan) Imam who led the Muslim corps against the Japanese. He sided with the Chinese Communist Party during the war.
Haiyun Ma, “Patriotic and Pious Chinese Muslim Intellectual in Modern China: The Case of Ma Jian,” American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences, Vol. 23, No.3, 2006, pp.54-70.
Ma Fuliang and Isa Alptekin's Anti-Japanese touredit
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I'm not sure, but I think this guy 成吉斯汗 who traveled with Isa Alptekin is the same guy as Ma Fuliang, which appears to be his adopted Chinese name. His real Turkic name is 成吉斯汗. They went around to Middle eastern countries like Turkey and Syria (then under French mandate) to denounced the Japanese invasion.
The following source has a mistake - Alptekin was not a Hui and if I'm correct about Ma Fuliang being the same person as 成吉斯汗 he is not a Hui either. The source has "Ozbek Ma" in parentheses next to his name, he unlike a Hui, but rather like a "Uyghur" he took interest in Xinjiang.
Sinkiang Youths in Chungking Air Raid Relief Intensified To bring increased efficiency to air. LED by Ma Fu-liang, Moslem member of the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission, the second batch of 10 Sinkiang Mohammedan youths have
Title China Magazine, Volumes 4-5
Published 1940
Original from the University of California
Digitized Sep 13, 2010
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LED by Ma Fu-liang, Moslem member of the Mongolian and Tibetan Affairs Commission, the second batch of 10 Sinkiang Mohammedan youths have arrived in Chungking after a rigorous trip via India and Rangoon. This brings the total of the ...
Title China at War, Volumes 5-6
Contributor China Information Committee
Publisher China information publishing Company., 1940
Original from the University of Michigan
Digitized Sep 26, 2007
Latest comment: 7 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
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Done - nine months later. There was no further discussion, and consensus seems solid. Boneyard90 (talk) 15:08, 25 November 2012 (UTC)