| − | The '''Chinese Nationalist Party''', or '''KMT''', is a party currently based in [[Taiwan]]. In recent years it has supported pan-Chinese nationalism, democracy, Chinese reunification, and capitalism under the doctrine of the "three principles of the people." The Nationalists ruled China from 1927 until 1949 and then moved to Taiwan. The party had the support of the [[U.S. Congress]] and [[Roosevelt administration]] beginning in the 1930s. The abbreviation "KMT" stands for "Kuomintang," an obsolete romanization of the party's Chinese name.{{language box | + | The '''Chinese Nationalist Party''', or '''KMT''', is a party currently based in [[Taiwan]]. In recent years it has supported pan-Chinese nationalism, democracy, Chinese reunification, and capitalism under the doctrine of the "three principles of the people." The Nationalists ruled China from 1927 until 1949 and then moved to Taiwan. The party had the support of the [[U.S. Congress]] and [[New Deal|Roosevelt administration]] beginning in the 1930s. The abbreviation "KMT" stands for "Kuomintang," an obsolete romanization of the party's Chinese name.{{language box |