Peng Dehuai

Menteri Pertahanan NasionalMasa jabatan
1954–1959

Pendahulu
Tidak ada

Pengganti
Lin Biao

Informasi pribadiLahir(1898-10-24)24 Oktober 1898
Shixiang, Xiangtan, Hunan, TiongkokMeninggal29 November 1974(1974-11-29) (umur 76)
Beijing, TiongkokPenghargaan sipilMedali Agustus Pertama, Kelas ke-1
Medali Kemerdekaan dan Kebebasan, Kelas ke-1
Medali Pembebasan, Kelas ke-1
(Republik Rakyat Tiongkok)
"National Flag" Order of Merit (dianugerahi dua kali)
(Korea Utara)Karier militerPihak TiongkokDinas/cabang Angkatan Darat TiongkokMasa dinas1916–1959PangkatPanglima Republik Rakyat Tiongkok
Letnan jenderal Tentara Revolusi Nasional, Republik TiongkokKomandoThird corps commander
Deputi Ketua Komandan, Tentar Rute Kedelapan
Deputi Ketua Komandan, PLA
Ketua Komandan, Chinese People's Volunteer ArmyPertempuran/perangEkspedisi Utara
Long March
Hundred Regiments Offensive
Perang Saudara Tiongkok
Perang Korea

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Peng Dehuai (Peng Te-huai; Hanzi sederhana: 彭德怀; Hanzi tradisional: 彭德懷; Pinyin: Péng Déhuái; Wade–Giles: P'eng² Te²-huai²) (24 Oktober 1898 – 29 November 1974) adalah seorang pemimpin militer Komunis Tiongkok berpengaruh, dan menjabat sebagai Menteri Pertahanan Tiongkok dari 1954 sampai 1959.

Kehidupan awal

Masa kanak-kanak

Peng lahir pada 1898 di desa Shixiang, Wilayah Xiangtan, Hunan. Nama pribadinya saat lahir adalah "Dehua".

Referensi

Kutipan

Daftar pustaka

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Pranala luar

Wikimedia Commons memiliki media mengenai Peng Dehuai.

• Video of Peng Dehuai, Peng Zhen, Wu Han, Zhang Wentian, and others being paraded in public during the early Cultural Revolution di YouTube.