The Generals of WWII
Generals from China
Wang Weizhou
Major-General
* 1887
† 1970
(王维舟)
Service
| 1919-XX-XX | Commanding Officer ? Regiment, National Pacification Army, Sichuan | ||
| 1920-XX-XX | Leaves the Sichuan Military | ||
| 1927-XX-XX | Deputy Commanding Officer Eastern Sichuan Red Army Guerrillas | ||
| 1928-XX-XX | Commanding Officer Eastern Sichuan Red Army Guerrillas | ||
| 1930-XX-XX | Commanding Officer 3rd Route, Eastern Sichuan Red Guerrilla Army | ||
| 1931-XX-XX | Commander in Chief Eastern Sichuan Red Guerrilla Army | ||
| 1933-XX-XX | Commanding Officer 33rd Red Army | ||
| 1936-XX-XX | Chief of 4th Bureau, Communist Central Military Commission | ||
| 1937-XX-XX | – | 1938-XX-XX | Deputy Commanding Officer 385th (Communist) Brigade, 129th (Communist) Division, 18th (Communist) Army Group |
| 1938-XX-XX | Commanding Officer 384th (Communist) Brigade, (Communist) Brigade, 129th (Communist) Division, 18th (Communist) Army Group | ||
| 1945-XX-XX | Deputy Political Commissar Sichuan Province, Red Army | ||
| 1946-XX-XX | Deputy Commanding Officer Shaanxi-Gansu-Ninxia-Sichuan Joint Defence Army, Red Army | ||
| 1949-XX-XX | Deputy Commanding Officer Northwestern Military Region | ||
| 1950-XX-XX | Vice-Chairman of the Southwestern Military Administration Commission | ||
| 1954-XX-XX | Member of the Standing Committee, Central Monitoring Commission | ||
| 1966-XX-XX | – | 1970-XX-XX | Persecuted during the Cultural Revolution |
Picture source: Courtesy of Jon Zhou