The Origins of the Cultural Revolution

Harold C. Hinton · Roderick MacFarquhar

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Chinese history and philosophy China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance Communism, Protests, Social Movements

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I: Change1. Mao in Moscow2. The Politburo Tours China3. The Chengtu Conference4. The Leap is Launched5. The Coming of the Communes6. High TideII: Retreat7. Withdrawal at Wuhan8. Mao Veers Right9. Chairman LiuIII: Clash10. High Noon at LushanIV: Defeat11. The Sino-Soviet Split Emerges12. The End of the Leap

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