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Demchugdongrub

1902–1966 · 20th century · Also known as Prince De, De Wang

Demchugdongrub, known as Prince De (De Wang), was an Inner Mongolian prince who led a movement for Mongol autonomy from China in the 1930s. Turning to Japan for support, he headed the Mongol Military Government from 1936 and the collaborationist Mengjiang government at Kalgan. After 1945 he fled to the Mongolian People's Republic, was handed to China and was imprisoned until 1963.

Demchugdongrub
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