Chinese Civil War - KMT-CPC rivalry led to a split in the revolutionary ranks

Time: 1927

Place: China

Details: In early 1927, the KMT-CPC rivalry led to a split in the revolutionary ranks. The CPC and the left wing of the KMT had decided to move the seat of the KMT government from Guangzhou to Wuhan, where communist influence was strong.

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