Our Chinese nation must crystalise into a solid, rocklike body of national defense, needless to say, no individual may enjoy the 'freedom' of a loose grain of sand. …[I]n the relation between the individual and the state, whether during or after the war, 'individual freedom' of the type of loose grains of sand cannot be tolerated.
— Chiang Kai-shek Modern

Chinese Nationalist leader

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China's Destiny

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1943

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Controversial

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