I was originally going to put this in the ASB Thread, where it probably belongs, but I'm not sure if this is feasible.
If both Chiang and Mao die the moment WWII ends for whatever reason, what would the outcome of the Marshall Mission be? If it's necessary, you can give the other staunchly anti-unity people some heart attacks.
If you want to go back further, you can go back to Stillwell's removal (he was really anti-KMT and might have coordinated with the Communists).
The negotiations were kinda promising (except both sides didn't want to give up their advantages). Maybe the US is serious on threats to revoke aid if parties didn't comply and also serious on offers to give aid to compliant parties?
If both Chiang and Mao die the moment WWII ends for whatever reason, what would the outcome of the Marshall Mission be? If it's necessary, you can give the other staunchly anti-unity people some heart attacks.
If you want to go back further, you can go back to Stillwell's removal (he was really anti-KMT and might have coordinated with the Communists).
The negotiations were kinda promising (except both sides didn't want to give up their advantages). Maybe the US is serious on threats to revoke aid if parties didn't comply and also serious on offers to give aid to compliant parties?