A Transnational Network for Repatriating Chinese Soldiers from Tibet through the Himalayas (1912–1913)

Key Points

• The analysis reveals a transnational network involved in repatriating Chinese soldiers from Tibet.
• Key evidence identifies interactions among local populations and military officials during 1912–1913.
• Observational analysis across multiple historical documents highlights the complexities of military repatriation.
• This work underscores the historical significance of transnational connections in military operations.

Abstract