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This resolution strongly condemns the Chinese Communist Party's historical revisionism regarding World War II, specifically challenging its claims about the Allied Victory in Asia. The resolution highlights that the Chinese Nationalist forces (Kuomintang) and the United States bore the primary burden of fighting against Japan, while the Communist forces did minimal combat. It documents historical evidence, including a 1939 report by Communist leader Chou En-lai acknowledging that only 3% of casualties were from Communist forces. The resolution urges the U.S. government to counter this propaganda through public diplomacy, media outreach, and international organizations, and calls on educational institutions to teach accurate history. Additionally, the resolution recognizes the wartime contributions of the Republic of China (Taiwan), commends the American Volunteer Group (Flying Tigers), and acknowledges Japan's postwar contributions to peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region. It supports Taiwan's efforts to strengthen international diplomatic relationships and advocates for preserving historical accuracy in narratives about World War II, characterizing the Chinese Communist Party's claims as "stolen valor" that unfairly diminish the sacrifices of other Allied forces.

Government Affairs

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-resolution/523/all-info