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Zhang Qun
Chang Chun
Chinese politician (1889–1990).
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Zhang Qun
Sex or Gender
Male
Member of Political Party
Place of Birth
Place of Death
Country of Citizenship
Taiwan
(1949 - 12/14/1990)
Start Time
:
1949
End Time
:
12/14/1990
Date of Birth
5/9/1889
Date of Death
12/14/1990
Educated At
Instance Of
Human
Position Held
Image
Family Name
Award Received
Occupation
Diplomat
Politician
Child
Religion or Worldview
Protestantism
Candidacy in Election
Name in Native Language
張羣
Subject Has Role
Given Name
Qing Dynasty
(5/9/1889 - 1912)
End Cause
:
Regime Change
Start Time
:
5/9/1889
End Time
:
1912
Kuomintang
Huayang
End Cause
:
Death
Centenarian
Qun
Grand Cross of the Order of Isabella the Catholic
(1965)
Point in Time
:
1965
Zhang
Member of the Constituent National Assembly
Vice Premier of the Republic of China
(1/1/1938 - 12/11/1939)
Replaces
:
H. H. Kung
Replaced By
:
H. H. Kung
Start Time
:
1/1/1938
End Time
:
12/11/1939
Premier of the Republic of China
(4/23/1947 - 5/28/1948)
Replaces
:
Chiang Kai-Shek
Replaced By
:
Weng Wenhao
Start Time
:
4/23/1947
End Time
:
5/28/1948
Secretary-General to the President, Republic of China
(5/18/1954 - 5/28/1972)
Replaced By
:
Zheng Yanfen
Appointed By
:
Chiang Kai-Shek
Start Time
:
5/18/1954
End Time
:
5/28/1972
Taipei
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China
(12/12/1935 - 3/4/1937)
Start Time
:
12/12/1935
End Time
:
3/4/1937
Republic of China
(1912 - 1949)
Start Time
:
1912
End Time
:
1949
1947 Republic of China National Assembly Election
Office Contested
:
Member of the 1st National Assembly From Sichuan
Represents
:
Kuomintang
Age of Subject at Event
:
58 years old
Imperial Japanese Army Academy
Member of the 1st National Assembly of the Republic of China
(1948 - 12/14/1990)
End Cause
:
Death in Office
Parliamentary Term
:
1st National Assembly
Elected In
:
1947 Republic of China National Assembly Election
Start Time
:
1948
End Time
:
12/14/1990
Order of Brilliant Star
Baoding Military Academy
Order of Chiang Chung-Cheng
Chang Chi-Cheng