Mao's road to power : revolutionary writings.: revolutionary writings. Volume 9 (2022)

• Record Type: Book
• Uniform Title: Works.
• Further Information: Note: Mao Zedong ; edited by Joseph Fewsmith, Nancy Hearst.
• Authors: Mao, Zedong, 1893-1976
• Editors: Fewsmith, Joseph, 1949-; Hearst, Nancy R
• Contents: AUGUST 1945 PREPARE TO DEAL WITH THE CIVIL WAR SITUATION THAT IS CERTAIN TO ARISE (August 4, 1945) PREPARE TO JOIN WITH THE FORCES OF WANG ZHEN AND WANG SHOUDAO TO SET UP THE HUNAN-GUANGDONG BORDER BASE AREA (August 4, 1945) TELEGRAM TO MARSHAL STALIN (August 9, 1945) COMRADE MAO ZEDONG MAKES A DECLARATION REGARDING THE FACT THAT THE WAR OF RESISTANCE AGAINST JAPAN HAS ENTERED ITS FINAL STAGE (August 9, 1945) SPEECH AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE FIRST PLENARY SESSION OF THE SEVENTH CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY (August 9, 1945) THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE’S RESOLUTIONS REGARDING OUR PARTY’S TASKS AFTER JAPAN’S SURRENDER (August 11, 1945) XINHUA NEWS AGENCY REPORTER CRITICIZES AND CONDEMNS THE "CHIANG KAISHEK ORDER" FOR PROVOKING CIVIL WAR AND FOR DESTROYING WORLD PEACE (August 12, 1945) WE MUST DO ALL WE CAN TO SEIZE COMMUNICATIONS LINES AND THE CITIES ALONG THOSE LINES (August 12, 1945) REGARDING CENTRAL CHINA’S DEPLOYMENTS IN PREPARATION FOR THE CIVIL WAR (August 12, 1945) THE SITUATION FOLLOWING THE VICTORY IN THE WAR OF RESISTANCE AGAINST JAPAN AND OUR COURSE OF ACTION (August 13, 1945) TELEGRAM FROM COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF ZHU [DE] AND DEPUTY COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF PENG [DEHUAI] RESOLUTELY REJECTING CHIANG KAISHEK’S ERRONEOUS ORDER (August 13, 1945) WE DEFINITELY MUST HAVE AN ABSOLUTELY SUPERIOR FORCE DURING CAMPAIGNS; WE CANNOT FIGHT RECKLESSLY (August 13, 1945) EXTENSIVELY OCCUPY THE COUNTRYSIDE, DO NOT FIGHT FOR THE BIG CITIES (August 15, 1945) TELEGRAM BY CHAIRMAN MAO IN REPLY TO CHIANG KAISHEK (August 16, 1945) CHIANG KAISHEK, THE ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE, HAS SENT OUT A SIGNAL FOR CIVIL WAR (August 16, 1945) COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF ZHU [DE] SENDS A TELEGAM DEMANDING THAT CHIANG KAISHEK END THE CIVIL WAR (August 16, 1945) DISPATCH NINE REGIMENTS TO THE THREE EASTERN PROVINCES (August 20, 1945) REPLY TO A TELEGRAM FROM CHIANG KAISHEK (August 22, 1945) THE NEW SITUATION AND NEW TASKS FOLLOWING VICTORY IN THE ANTI JAPANESE WAR (August 23, 1945) TELEGRAM IN REPLY TO CHIANG KAISHEK (August 24, 1945) CURRENT PARTY POLICY AND WORK AGENDA FOR THE NEW FOURTH ARMY (August 24, 1945) DECLARATION OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY ON THE CURRENT SITUATION (August 25, 1945) MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO CAPTURE MANY MEDIUM-SIZEDAND SMALL CITIES (August 25, 1945) ADDRESS AT THE POLITBURO MEETING BEFORE ATTENDING THE CHONGQING TALKS (August 26, 1945) THE CPC CENTRAL COMMITTEE DIRECTIVE ON THE SITUATION, TASKS, AND POLICIES FOLLOWING THE JAPANESE SURRENDER (August 26, 1945) DURING THE PERIOD WHEN MAO ZEDONG ATTENDS THE CHONGQING TALKS, HE WILL BE REPLACED BY LIU SHAOQI IN THE ROLE OF CHAIRMAN OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY (August 27, 1945) CHAIRMAN MAO’S STATEMENT ON ARRIVING IN CHONGQING (August 28, 1945) TALK AT THE OFFICE OF THE EIGHTEENTH ARMY GROUP IN CHONGQING (August 29, 1945) ELEVEN POINTS REGARDING THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE GUOMINDANG (August 30, 1945) MAO ZEDONG’S COMMENTS ON THE TALKS BETWEEN THE TWO PARTIES (September 2, 1945) AN INSCRIPTION CELEBRATING VICTORY IN THE WAR AGAINST JAPAN (September 3, 1945) TALK WITH DAGONG BAO REPORTERS (September 5, 1945) CHAIRMAN MAO MAKES REMARKS IN CHONGQING EXPRESSING THE HOPE THAT THE NEGOTIATIONS WILL COME TO A SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION (September 13, 1945) HASTEN TO SEND PEOPLE TO SHANGHAI AND OTHER PLACES TO ESTABLISH NEWSPAPERS (September 14, 1945) SPEECH AT THE CONSULTATIVE CONFERENCE RECEPTION (September 18, 1945) ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS RAISED BY REUTERS NEWS AGENCY CORRESPONDENT CAMPBELL (September 27, 1945) TO LIU YAZI (October 4, 1945) TO LIU YAZI (October 7, 1945) SPEECH AT A PARTY HELD IN THE AUDITORIUM OF THE MILITARY AFFAIRS COMMISSION (October 8, 1945) REPORT ON THE PROGRESS OF THE CHONGQING NEGOTIATIONS (October 11, 1945) TELEGRAM TO LIU BOCHENG AND DENG XIAOPING (October 12, 1945) TELEGRAM TO LIU BOCHENG, DENG XIAOPING, AND CHEN GENG (October 16, 1945) SEIZING VICTORY IN THE PING[HAN]-SUI[YUAN] CAMPAIGN IS OF GREAT SIGNIFICANCE (October 16, 1945) TELEGRAM TO THE COMRADES OF THE CENTRAL BUREAU OF THE SHANXI-HEBEI-SHANDONG-HENAN (JIN-JI-LU-YU) REGION (October 17, 1945) ON THE CHONGQING NEGOTIATIONS (October 17, 1945) REPORT ON THE CCP-KMT NEGOTIATIONS DELIVERED IN THE AUDITORIUM OF THE YAN’AN PARTY SCHOOL (October 17, 1945) TELEGRAM TO CHEN GENG, AND FOR THE INFORMATION OF LIU BOCHENG, DENG XIAOPING, NIE RONGZHEN, AND XIAO KE (October 19, 1945) LOCAL TROOPS SHOULD BE TRANSFERRED TO REPLENISH THE FIELD ARMY (October 19, 1945) THE CURRENT POLICY FOR DEVELOPMENTS IN THE NORTHEAST (October 19, 1945) THE CURRENT SITUATION AND THE TASKS FOR THE NEXT SIX MONTHS (October 20, 1945) ON THE WARFARE IN SHANDONG AND CENTRAL CHINA (October 22, 1945) ISOLATE AND THEN ANNIHILATE THE FORCES OF FU ZUOYI IN JINING (October 24, 1945) SPEECH AT THE SEVENTH BRANCH SCHOOL OF THE ANTI-JAPANESE MILITARY AND POLITICAL UNIVERSITY (October 25, 1945) TRANSFER OUR FORCES TO THE NORTHEAST AS RAPIDLY AS POSSIBLE (October 25, 1945) DISPOSITIONS FOR THE PINGHAN CAMPAIGN (October 27, 1945) TELEGRAM TO LIU BOCHENG AND DENG XIAOPING (October 29, 1945) ADDITIONAL POINTS FOR THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE GUOMINDANG (October 29, 1945) ZHAO ERLU IS TO PROCEED TO LINCHENG (October 30, 1945) PREPARE TO PIN DOWN WANG ZHONGLIAN’S TROOPS, WHICH MAY MOVE NORTH AS REINFORCEMENTS (October 30, 1945) ANNIHILATE THE ENEMY FACING US AND THEN ATTACK THE REINFORCEMENTS (October 30, 1945) TELEGRAM TO ZHOU ENLAI (October 31, 1945) AMASS THE GREATEST FORCE TO ANNIHILATE THE PRESENT ENEMY (October 31, 1945) RAPIDLY SET OFF FOR THE LINCHENG AREA (October 31, 1945) NOVEMBER OPERATIONAL PREPARATIONS (November 1, 1945) TELEGRAM TO LIU BOCHENG, DENG XIAOPING, BO YIBO, ZHANG JICHUN, AND LI DA (November 2, 1945) THE PROCESS OF WINNING THE PING-HAN CAMPAIGN (November 2, 1945) METHOD FOR DEALING WITH CAPTURED OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS (November 3, 1945) YANG AND SU’S COLUMN SHOULD REPLACE ITS LOSSES AND THEN LEAVE FOR JINZHOU AND SHENYANG (November 3, 1945) THERE IS AMPLE REASON FOR OUR SIDE TO INITIATE A COUNTEROFFENSIVE (November 3, 1945) TELEGRAM TO ZHOU ENLAI (November 3, 1945) NORTH CHINA, THE NORTHEAST, AND OTHER AREAS MUST BE RETURNED TO THE PEOPLE’S SELF-GOVERNANCE (November 3, 1945) GREAT VICTORY IN THE BATTLE OF SELF-DEFENSE BY OUR FORCES IN SOUTHERN HEBEI (November 4, 1945) COMMENCE MILITARY TRANSPORT WORK AGAINST THE NORTHWEST AND NORTHEAST TROOPS (November 4, 1945) DEPLOYMENT TO INCREASE TROOPS IN THE NORTHEAST (November 4, 1945) A CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY SPOKESPERSON DENOUNCES WU GUOZHEN’S SHAMELESS LIES AND PRESENTS IRONCLAD EVIDENCE REGARDING THE REPEATED ATTACKS BY THE GUOMINDANG ARMY (November 5, 1945) THE THREE BIG PROBLEMS OF ACCEPTING SURRENDER, THE PUPPET TROOPS, AND SELF-GOVERNMENT MUST BE RESOLVED BEFORE COMMUNICATIONS CAN BE RESTORED (November 5, 1945) INSTRUCTIONS OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF CHINA ON LAUNCHING A LARGE-SCALE RENT REDUCTION AND PRODUCTION CAMPAIGN TO WIN THE WAR OF SELF-DEFENSE (November 7, 1945) THE PRESENT ORIENTATION REGARDING PROPAGANDA AND NEGOTIATIONS (November 7 and 8, 1945) TREAT MOBILIZING THE MASSES AND CREATING THE BATTLEFIELD AS THE MOST URGENT STRATEGIC TASKS IN THE NORTHEAST AT PRESENT (November 10, 1945) MAKE CREATING BATTLEFIELDS A STRATEGIC TASK (November 11, 1945) THE SITUATION AFTER THE VICTORY OVER JAPAN AND SOME WORK POLICIES FOR THE FUTURE (November 12, 1945) FIGHTING ON INTERNAL LINES, WIPE OUT THE GUOMINDANG’S THREE ARMIES ONE BY ONE (November 15, 1945) YAN’AN AUTHORITY COMMENTING ON THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SAYS UNILATERAL ACTION BY THE GUOMINDANG AUTHORITY REVEALS DETERMINATION TO LAUNCH A LARGE-SCALE CIVIL WAR (November 16, 1945) POLICY FOR WORK IN THE LIBERATED AREAS IN 1946 (December 15, 1945) DIRECTIVE OF THE CPC CENTRAL COMMITTEE ON WORK IN THE NORTHEAST (December 28, 1945) LETTER TO SITU MEITANG (December 28, 1945) TO HUANG QISHENG (December 29, 1945) 1946 TO CAI BO AND OTHERS (January 8, 1946) NOTICE ON HALTING DOMESTIC MILITARY CONFLICT (January 10, 1946) TO LIU YAZI (January 28, 1946) DIRECTIVE OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ON THE CURRENT SITUATION AND TASKS (February 1, 1946) THE REACTIONARIES ARE EXPANDING THEIR ANTI-SOVIET AND ANTI-COMMUNIST ACTIVITIES UNDER THE INSTIGATION AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE AUTHORITIES OF THE GUOMINDANG GOVERNMENT (February 26, 1946) REMARKS AT THE FAREWELL PARTY FOR GENERAL MARSHALL (March 5, 1946) TELEGRAMS REGARDING YE TING’S ADMISSION TO THE PARTY (March 7, 1946) TO HONG YU (March 12, 1946) CIRCULAR REQUESTING THAT ALL AREAS REPORT ON INDUSTRY AND THE LABOR MOVEMENT (March 12, 1946) FOUR POINTS IN AN ANALYSIS OF THE CURRENT SITUATION (March 15, 1946) PAY STRICT ATTENTION TO POLICY WHEN ENTERING AND GARRISONING AREAS IN THE NORTHEAST (March 17, 1946) CONTROL WITH ALL OUR MIGHT THE TWO CITIES OF CHANGCHUN AND HARBIN AND THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF THE CHINESE EASTERN RAILWAY (March 24, 1946) POLICY ORIENTATION ON T
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: London : Routledge
• Publication Date: 2022
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 951.04; Communism -- China; China -- Politics and government -- Republic, 1912-1949; China -- History -- Republic, 1912-1949
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781317516217; 9781317516224
• Related ISBNs: 9781138856561
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