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Mao and his supporters have attempted to use mass political activity in a
purposive way as a weapon against regular party and government organizations
. Since the inauguration of the Red Guard ( Hung wei ping ) movement in August
1966 ...
Mao and his supporters have attempted to use mass political activity in a
purposive way as a weapon against regular party and government organizations
. Since the inauguration of the Red Guard ( Hung wei ping ) movement in August
1966 ...
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On the one hand , the Maoist leadership has attempted to communicate directly
with the masses in order to keep the cadre ... to decide , but such was the
unavoidable implication of the campaign to subject the cadres to mass criticism .
On the one hand , the Maoist leadership has attempted to communicate directly
with the masses in order to keep the cadre ... to decide , but such was the
unavoidable implication of the campaign to subject the cadres to mass criticism .
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The revolutionary “ three - in - one ” provisional organ of power should be formed
by leaders of revolutionary mass organizations that truly represent the broad
masses , the representatives of the People's Liberation Army units stationed in
the ...
The revolutionary “ three - in - one ” provisional organ of power should be formed
by leaders of revolutionary mass organizations that truly represent the broad
masses , the representatives of the People's Liberation Army units stationed in
the ...
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| Title | Yearbook on International Communist Affairs Volume 235 of Hoover Institution publication Hoover Press publication |
| Editors | Richard Felix Staar, Milorad M. Drachkovitch, Lewis H. Gann |
| Contributor | Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace |
| Publisher | Hoover Institution Press, 1968 |
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