Jiang Zemin
Jiang Zemin served as the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China and President of China during a transformative period in the 1990s, marking China's increased integration into the global economy.
Born on Aug 17, 1926 (100 years old)
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Switzerland:
Jiang Zemin was the Chinese president who emphasized investment in mathematics during a conference.
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Switzerland:
Jiang Zemin was appeased by Adolf Ogi during a state visit in Bern.
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China:
Jiang Zemin is honored for his contributions to the Communist Party and the nation.
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China:
Jiang Zemin is honored for his role in leading China during a period of significant economic growth.
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China:
Jiang Zemin is commemorated for his role in the Communist Party's history.
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China:
Jiang Zemin is honored for his leadership during a pivotal time in China's development and modernization.
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China:
Jiang Zemin is honored for his role in the Communist Party's history and achievements.
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China:
Jiang Zemin is recognized for his role in the Communist Party and his contributions to China's modernization.
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China:
Jiang Zemin first fully proposed the important thought of 'Three Represents' during his inspection in Guangdong.
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China:
Jiang Zemin is recognized as the main representative of the Communist Party of China during the establishment of the 'Three Represents' important thought.
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