He Long

Chinese general and Vice Premier

He Long - Leaders & Politicians born March 22nd, 1896
Born
Died

1969
57 years ago — 73 years old

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

China

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A prominent military leader and politician in the People's Republic of China, significant contributions were made during the Chinese Civil War. Served as one of the founding generals in the Red Army and played a key role in various military campaigns. Held the position of 1st Vice Premier, helping to shape governmental structures post-1949. Contributed to military strategy and governance during a transformative period in Chinese history.

Served as a general in the People's Liberation Army

1st Vice Premier of the People's Republic of China

Contributed to military campaigns during the Chinese Civil War

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