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PW38.html
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20 August 2002
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On Protracted War
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For instance, from time to time an atmosphere of compromise arises and the advocates of compromise argue that "the continuance of the war spells subjugation''.[1] In a
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from Hunan a student has written: In the countryside everything seems difficult. Doing propaganda work on my own, I have to talk to people when and where I find them
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RFU48.html
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Revolutionary Forces of the World Unite
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Sun Yat-sen, forerunner of the Chinese revolution, who established the policy of alliance with the Soviet Union against imperialism. On his death-bed he wrote a
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to the Soviet Union as part of his testament. It is the Chiang Kai-shek bandit gang of the Kuomintang that is betraying Sun Yat-sen's policy, standing on the side of the imperialist counter-revolutionary front and opposing the people of their own country
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RPO55.html
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In Refutation of "Uniformity of Public Opinion"
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Unless one makes the effort, one is liable to drift into idealism and metaphysics. In his
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[1] Hu Feng raised three questions of principle, which we have deemed it necessary to repudiate at some length. In addition, Hu Feng wrote in the letter, "At present there is a desire to resist everywhere, there are further demands everywhere"; this was in 1950
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SCKS36.html
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A Statement on Chiang Kai-shek's Statement
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Chiang was set free upon his acceptance of the Sian terms. From now on the question is whether he will carry out to the
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his pledge that "promises must be kept and action must be resolute", and strictly fulfil all the terms for saving the nation. The nation will not permit any further hesitation on his part or allow him any discount in fulfilling the terms
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SCM28.html
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The Struggle in the Chingkang Mountains
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Then Tu Hsiu-ching and Yang Kai-ming came and urged that the Red Army should move towards southern Hunan without the least hesitation and leave a force of only two hundred rifles behind to defend the border area together with the Red Guards- this, they said, was the "absolutely correct" policy. The third time, barely ten days later, Yuan Teh-sheng came again with a
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which, besides rebuking us at great length, urged that the Red Army should set out for eastern Hunan; this was again described as the "absolutely correct" policy, to be carried out "without the least hesitation". These rigid directives put us in a real dilemma, because failure to comply would be tantamount to disobedience, while compliance would mean certain defeat
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