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Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter only served one term, but those four years were rough: oil embargos, inflation, the Iran hostage crisis, and the decision to recognize the People’s Republic of China (PRC). It was an unpopular move, especially in Taiwan. President Carter asked his deputy secretary of state, Warren Christopher, to go to Taipei and deal with the fallout. Christopher received possibly the most hostile “welcome” to Taiwan ever experienced by an American government official. 
 
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The Taiwan History Podcast: Formosa Files

S4-E8 - The U.S. Breaks Up With Taipei for Beijing (Dec. 1978)

S4-E8 - The U.S. Breaks Up With Taipei for Beijing (Dec. 1978)

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