The Generals of WWII
Generals from China
Fan Hanjie
Lieutenant-General
* 29th of October 1896
† 16th of January 1976
(范汉杰)
(Fan Han-chieh)
Promotions
| 1922-07-XX | Lieutenant-Colonel (Post rank) |
| 1923-03-XX | Colonel (Post rank) |
| 1924-11-XX | Second Lieutenant (Post rank) |
| 1925-01-XX | Lieutenant (Post rank) |
| 1925-03-XX | Lieutenant-Colonel (Post rank) |
| 1925-12-XX | Colonel (Post rank) |
| 1926-11-XX | Major-General (Post rank) |
| 1935-05-04 | Colonel |
| 1936-04-XX | Lieutenant-General (Post rank) |
| 1936-09-05 | Major-General |
| 1945-03-08 | Lieutenant-General |
Service
| 1922-07-XX | – | 1923-03-XX | Chief of Warfare Branch, Staff Section, Western Route Expeditionary Army, Guangxi Army |
| 1923-03-XX | – | 1924-05-XX | Commanding Officer 6th Route, Western Route Expeditionary Army, Guangxi Army |
| 1923-03-XX | – | 1924-05-XX | Magistrate of Sanshui County, Guangdong |
| 1924-05-XX | – | 1924-11-XX | Attending the Huangpu (Whampoa) Military Academy |
| 1924-11-XX | – | 1925-01-XX | Commanding Officer ? Platoon, 4th Company, 2nd Battalion, 1st Instruction Regiment, Huangpu (Whampoa) Military Academy |
| 1925-01-XX | – | 1925-03-XX | Deputy Commanding Officer 4th Company, 2nd Battalion, 1st Instruction Regiment, Huangpu (Whampoa) Military Academy |
| 1925-03-XX | – | 1925-08-XX | Staff Officer, 1st Brigade, 1st Division, Guangdong Army |
| 1925-08-XX | – | 1925-12-XX | Commanding Officer 1st Battalion, 29th Regiment, 10th Division |
| 1925-12-XX | – | 1926-11-XX | Commanding Officer 29th Regiment, 10th Division, 4th Army |
| 1926-11-XX | – | 1927-03-XX | Deputy Commanding Officer 10th Division, 4th Army |
| 1927-03-XX | – | 1927-10-XX | Commanding Officer Zhejiang Garrison Division |
| 1927-10-XX | – | 1928-07-XX | Senior Staff Officer, 8th Route Army |
| 1928-07-XX | – | 1931-09-XX | Attending the German Military Academy |
| 1931-09-XX | Returned to China | ||
| 1931-09-XX | – | 1932-05-XX | Unemployed |
| 1932-05-XX | – | 1933-11-XX | Chief of Staff Section, 19th Route Army |
| 1933-11-XX | – | 1934-01-XX | Deputy Chief of Staff, 1st Field Army, Fujian China People's Revolutionary Government |
| 1934-01-XX | – | 1934-03-XX | Unemployed |
| 1934-03-XX | – | 1934-11-XX | Advisor, Nanchang Field Headquarters |
| 1934-11-XX | – | 1936-04-XX | Chief of Staff, 2nd Division |
| 1936-04-XX | – | 1937-09-XX | Deputy Commanding Officer 1st Army |
| 1937-09-XX | – | 1938-05-XX | Deputy Commander in Chief 17th Army Corps |
| 1938-05-XX | – | 1938-09-01 | Chief of Education Department, Central Military Academy |
| 1938-09-01 | – | 1942-01-14 | Commanding Officer 27th Army |
| 1942-01-14 | – | 1942-06-25 | Deputy Commander in Chief 34th Army Group |
| 1942-06-25 | – | 1944-10-XX | Commander in Chief 38th Army Group |
| 1944-10-XX | – | 1945-01-XX | Attending the 1st Generals' Class, Army College |
| 1945-01-XX | – | 1945-07-20 | Chief of Staff, to the Deputy Commander in Chief 8th War Area |
| 1945-07-20 | – | 1946-05-31 | Deputy Commander in Chief 1st War Area |
| 1945-07-20 | – | 1946-05-31 | Chief of Staff, 1st War Area |
| 1946-05-31 | – | 1946-06-29 | Deputy Chief of Staff, Ministry of National Defence |
| 1946-06-29 | – | 1948-10-14 | Deputy Commander in Chief of the Army |
| 1947-03-XX | – | 1948-01-17 | Commanding Officer Zhengzhou Command Post |
| 1947-06-XX | – | 1948-01-17 | Commander in Chief 1st Army Corps |
| 1948-01-17 | – | 1948-10-14 | Commanding Officer Jinzhou Command Post |
| 1948-01-17 | – | 1948-10-14 | Commanding Officer Hebei-Rehe-Liaoning Border Area |
| 1948-02-18 | – | 1948-06-22 | Chairman of Rehe Provincial Government |
| 1948-08-19 | – | 1948-10-14 | Deputy Commanding Officer Northeastern Bandit Suppression Headquarters |
| 1948-10-14 | Captured by the People's Liberation Army | ||
| 1948-10-14 | – | 1960-11-XX | Imprisoned |
| 1960-10-XX | Released | ||
| 1962-03-XX | – | 1964-12-XX | Special Commissioner, National Committee, People's Political Consultative Conference |
| 1964-12-XX | – | 1976-01-16 | Member of the National Committee, People's Political Consultative Conference |
Picture source: Courtesy of Tom Chan