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Ili Rebellion

Ili Rebellion
Date 1944
Location Xinjiang
Status Ceasefire, Coalition Government and eventually Incorporation of Xinjiang into the People's Republic of China
Belligerents

Taiwan Republic of China

 Soviet Union
Second East Turkestan Republic Second East Turkestan Republic

Commanders and leaders

Taiwan Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan Bai Chongxi
Taiwan Ma Bufang
Taiwan Zhang Zhizhong
Taiwan Ma Chengxiang
Taiwan Ma Xizhen
Taiwan Han Youwen
Taiwan Liu Bin-Di 
Taiwan Ospan Batyr (1946-1951)
Taiwan Yulbars Khan

Taiwan Masud Sabri

Soviet Union Joseph Stalin
Second East Turkestan Republic Ehmetjan Qasim
Second East Turkestan Republic Abdulkerim Abbas
Second East Turkestan Republic Soviet Union Ishaq Beg
Second East Turkestan Republic Russian Empire A. Polinov
Second East Turkestan Republic Russian Empire F. Leskin

Second East Turkestan Republic Ospan Batyr (1944-1946)
Strength

National Revolutionary Army

  • Taiwan 100,000 Han Chinese and Chinese Muslim (also known as Hui or Tungan) infantry and cavalry
    • Taiwan Han Chinese 2nd Army (4 divisions)
    • Taiwan Hui Chinese Muslim 5th Cavalry Army
    • Taiwan Hui Chinese Muslim 42nd Cavalry Army
    • Taiwan Hui Chinese Muslim 14th Cavalry regiment
    • Taiwan Pau-an-dui (保安隊, Pacification troops made up of Kazaks, Mongols and White Russians loyal to the Chinese regime)

 Soviet Union Thousands of Soviet Red Army troops
Second East Turkestan Republic Ili National Army (Kazakh, Uyghur, Hui, Mongol, Xibo, and White Russians)

Russian Empire White Russians
Russian settlers in Xinjiang
Casualties and losses
Total casualties unknown, many Chinese civilians killed in Ili Total casualties unknown; heavy losses among Russian settlers fighting for the East Turkestan Republic

Taiwan Republic of China

 Soviet Union
Second East Turkestan Republic Second East Turkestan Republic

Taiwan Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan Bai Chongxi
Taiwan Ma Bufang
Taiwan Zhang Zhizhong
Taiwan Ma Chengxiang
Taiwan Ma Xizhen
Taiwan Han Youwen
Taiwan Liu Bin-Di 
Taiwan Ospan Batyr (1946-1951)
Taiwan Yulbars Khan


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