How the red sun rose : the origins and development of the Yan'an Rectification Movement, 1930-1945 /
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Hong Kong [China] :
The Chinese University Press,
[2018]
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Table of Contents:
- The origins of the disagreements between Mao and the central leadership of the Chinese Communist Party
- The expansion of Mao's power after the Zunyi Conference and Moscow's political interference
- Power struggles and reorganization of the party leadership after Wang Ming's return to China
- Mao's great victory over Wang Ming
- Seizing the power of ideological "interpretation"
- The internal and external environments of the Chinese Communist Party and Mao's advantageous position on the eve of the rectification movement
- Revolution begins at the top : Mao and Wang Ming cross swords
- The revolution shifts downward : the launch of the fullscale rectification movement
- From the "Yan'an spring" to the attack on Wang Shiwei
- The revolution deepens : reconstructing the apparatus for propaganda and cadre education
- Forging the "new man" : from rectification to cadre examination
- The revolution hits its peak : the cadre examination, antispy, and emergency rescue campaigns
- Yan'an and the base areas during the emergency rescue campaign
- Two steps forward, one step back : the retreat of the emergency rescue campaign
- "Long live Chairman Mao" : the culmination of the Yan'an rectification movement.
