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As the Sino-Japanese War merged with World War II, Chiang's international prestige increased. He attended the Cairo Conference (1943) with Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Winston Churchill. He and his third wife, Soong Mei-ling (see Soong , family), were the international symbols of China at war, but Chiang was bitterly criticized by Allied officers, notably Joseph W. Stilwell , and argument raged over his internal policies and his conduct of the war. After the war ended Chiang failed to achieve a settlement with the Communists, and civil war continued.
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