P. C. Chang
P. C. Chang (1892–1957) was a Taiwanese diplomat, writer and human rights defender.
Also recorded as Peng Chun Chang; P.C. Chang; PC Chang; Zhang Pengchun.
Overview
Born at Tianjin in 1892, died at New Jersey in 1957.
In detail
P. C. Chang studied at Columbia University and Clark University. the recorded working language is Chinese.
Employment is recorded with University of Chicago and Tsinghua University. Positions recorded include member of the National Political Assembly.
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“P. C. Chang”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q2510467: P. C. Chang
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