1. Sukarno organised the Indonesian Nationalist Party.
2. This party in the country was supported by the westernised secular middle class.
3. In 1931 Sukarno was imprisoned and the party he founded was dissolved.
4. With Japans support, he got indonesias independence by Eviction the Dutch.

1. Sun Yat-sen founded a political party in Tokyo, which became the Kuomintang Party.
2. Sun Yat-sen, the inspirer of the organisation, wanted a republic china.
3. After the death of Sun Yat-sen, the Kuomintang did not adopt Communist policies.
4. The Kuomintang represented the interests of the landlords and capitalists.

1. The Boxers came from peasants, particularly from Shandong province.
2. The original aim of the Boxers was the destruction of the Manchu dynasty.
3. And also destruction of the Westerners who enjoyed a privileged position in China.
4. The Boxers burned churches and foreign residences.

1. Germany ceased to be a great power.
2. Europe lost its status and prestige.
3. The economy was in a shambles.
4. It was clear that the two dominating powers in the world were the United States and Soviet Russia.
5. The most significant outcome of the War was the transformation that had taken place in colonies.

1. The Philippine Communist peasants were called Huk.
2. Huk areas were bombarded by government forces and, as a result, the huk resorted to guerrilla warfare.
3. At first they adopted it as a defensive posture.
4. The ''Hukrebellion'' had been crushed by the Philippine government, assisted by the U.S.

1. The German approach was emulated in East Asia by Japan.
2. It had already taken Taiwan and Korea as colonies, and controlled Manchuria.
3. It's began to cast its covetous eye over Dutch East Indies, the British colonies in Malaya and Singapore.
4. In this way the French colonies in Indochina and the US-controlled Philippines.

1. The Allied bombing of Germany almost completely destroyed the German city of Dresden.
2. The raids became a symbol of the terror bombing campaign against Germany.
3. During this period, 600,000 German citizens were killed.
4. Slowly, the German army was forced back.

1. Hitler thought Stalingrad would be a prize catch, as it was a large industrial city.
2. He was also aiming for the rich oil fields of the Caucasus.
3. In addition, seizing the city that bore the name of the Soviet leader Joseph Stalin would add further glory to the image of Hitler.
4. It became clear that the German Army could not hold Stalingrad.
5. Yet Hitler refused to allow a strategic withdrawal.

1. Both countries were a colony of European countries.
2. In both countries, the communists gave voice against to the domination of colonialism.
3. During Worid War II, both countries were under Japanese occupation.
4. Both countries got Independence, after the second War.
Varying features:
1. The Philippines went to the u.s. control after being a colony of the Spanish state.
2. Indonesia is the colonial country of the Dutch state.
3. Nationalism developed among the Filipinos earlier than elsewhere.
4. The nationalist movement became the most belated in Indonesia.
5. The barbaric handling of the Cavite rebellion in the Philippines helped to develop nationalism.
6. The first event, which expressed nationalism in Indonesia, begins with the formation of the Boedi Oetomo.
7. The Philippines got independence' in 1946 with the support of the United States.
8. Indonesia got independence in 1949 due to pressure from the D.N Security Council.

1. In 1918 a Society for the Study of Marxism was formed in Peking University.
2. Among the students who attended was a young assistant librarian by the name of Mao Tse-tung.
3. In China, Kuomintang government became notorious for its corruption and gangsterism.
4. Mao knew that the Kuomintang grip on the towns was too strong. So concentrated his energies on organizing the peasantry.
5. He retreated into the wild mountains on the border between the provinces of Kiangsi and Hunan.
6. Later, Mao wanted to move out of Human for safer territory.
7. Therefore, the Communist anny set out on what came to be known as the Long March in 1934.
8. As a result of the Long Maffih, Mao became the ruler of the people in china.

1. According to the Treaty of Versailles, in 1935, Hitler held a general referendum in the SAR area and annexed it with Germany.
2. In 1936 Hitler flouted the Treaty of Versailles by sending troops to occupy Rhineland.
3. The Nazi state was established in Austria by the pressure of Hitler.
4. Then the German forces entered Vienna and began to establish control over the country.
5. Before the referendum was held in the Sudetenland, Hitler occupied it with his army.
6. In the Munich conference, the Prime ministers of Britain, France, Germany and Italy issued the approval.
7. Using the conflict in Czechoslovakia, Hitler sent German forces to occupy the conflict zone.
8. Hitler, who was aiming to occupy the whole of Europe, On September 1, 1939, the attack on Poland was held.
9. The reason for the Second World War was the rejection of Britains ultimatum to leave Germany in Poland.

The terms imposed upon Germany at the end of First World War were harsh.
1. Stripped off its colonies, the size of the German anyway drastically reduced.
2. Germany was forced to cede Alsace and Lorraine to France.
3. Germany agree to the temporary occupation by French troops of the Saar valley.
4. Gennanywas also compelled to hand over to Poland large parts of the industrial area of Silesia.
5. Further Germany was to pay an impossible sum in reparation.
6. Austria was not allowed to unite with Germany.
7. Such bad Features later led to the political success of the Nazi Party in Germany.