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* a [[Marxist]] tactic of unity in action; see [[united front]] |
* a [[Marxist]] tactic of unity in action; see [[united front]] |
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* an Indian coalition government, the [[United Front (India)|United Front]] |
* an Indian coalition government, the [[United Front (India)|United Front]] |
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* a Sri Lanka coalition government, the [[United Front (Sri Lanka)|United Front]] |
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* in [[Singapore]], the [[United Front (Singapore)|United Front]] |
* in [[Singapore]], the [[United Front (Singapore)|United Front]] |
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* in [[China]], the [[Kuomintang]] - [[Communist Party of China]] alliance, the [[First United Front (China)|First United Front]] during the [[Northern Expedition]], the [[Second United Front (China)|Second United Front]] during the [[Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945)]]. (see [[Chinese Civil War]]) |
* in [[China]], the [[Kuomintang]] - [[Communist Party of China]] alliance, the [[First United Front (China)|First United Front]] during the [[Northern Expedition]], the [[Second United Front (China)|Second United Front]] during the [[Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945)]]. (see [[Chinese Civil War]]) |
Revision as of 01:34, 3 November 2005
The United Front may mean:
- the Afghan Northern Alliance
- a Marxist tactic of unity in action; see united front
- an Indian coalition government, the United Front
- a Sri Lanka coalition government, the United Front
- in Singapore, the United Front
- in China, the Kuomintang - Communist Party of China alliance, the First United Front during the Northern Expedition, the Second United Front during the Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945). (see Chinese Civil War)