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Selected Works of Mao Tse-Tung Vol 1

by Tse-Tung Mao. 336 pgs.

Contributors:

   Tse-Tung Mao

Publisher:

   International Publishers

Place of Publication:

  New York  

Publication Year:

  1954

Subjects:

Communism--China, China--Politics And Government

	CONTENTS
	PERIOD OF THE FIRST REVOLUTIONARY CIVIL WAR
	ANALYSIS OF THE CLASSES IN CHINESE SOCIETY page	13
	REPORT OF AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE PEASANT MOVEMENT IN HUNAN	21
	The Importance of the Peasant Problem	21
	Get Organised!	22
	Down with the Local Bullies and Bad Gentry! All Power to the Peasant Association!	23
	"An Awful Mess!" and "Very Good Indeed!"	24
	The Question of "Going Too Far"	26
	The So-called "Movement of the Riffraff"	28
	Vanguard of the Revolution	29
	Fourteen Great Deeds	33
1	Organising the Peasants into the Peasant Association
2	Dealing Political Blows against the Landlords
3	Dealing Economic Blows against the Landlords
4	Overthrowing the Feudal Rule of the Local Bullies and Bad Gentry -- the Tu and T'uan
5	Overthrowing the Landlords' Armed Forces and Building up the Peasants' Armed Forces
6	Overthrowing the Political Power of His Excellency the County Magistrate and His Bailifs
7	Overthrowing the Clan Authority of the Elders and Ancestral Temples, the Theocratic Authority of the City Gods and Local Deities, and the Masculine Authority of the Husbands
8	Extending Political Agitation
9	The Peasants' Prohibitions
10	Eliminating Banditry
11	Abolishing Exorbitant Levies
12	Cultural Movement
13	The Co-operative Movement
14	Building Roads and Embankments
	PERIOD OF THE SECOND REVOLUTIONARY CIVIL WAR
	WHY CAN CHINA'S RED POLITICAL POWER EXIST? page	63
1	The Internal Political Situation	63
2	Reasons for the Emergence and Existence of China's Red Political Power	64
3	The Independent Régime in the Hunan-Kiangsi Border Area and the August Fiasco	67
4	The Role of the Independent Régime of the Hunan- Kiangsi Border Area in Hunan, Hupeh and Kiangsi	69
5	The Economic Problems	69
6	The Problem of Military Bases	70
	THE STRUGGLE IN THE CHINGKANG MOUNTAINS	71
	The Independent Régime in the Hunan-Kiangsi Border Area and the August Fiasco	71
	The Current Situation in the Area under the Independent Rgégime	77
	The Military Problem	79
	The Agrarian Problem	87
	The Problem of Political Power	91
	The Problem of Party Organisation	93
	The Problem of the Character of the Revolution	99
	The Problem of the Location of the Independent Régime	101
	ON THE RECTIFICATION OF INCORRECT IDEAS IN THE PARTY	105
	On the Purely Military Viewpoint	106
	On Extreme Democratisation	108
	On the Non-organisational Viewpoint	110
	On Absolute Equalitarianism	111
	On Subjectivism	112
	On Individualism	113
	On the Idea of the Roving Insurgents	114
	On the Remnants of Adventurism	115
	A SINGLE SPARK CAN START A PRAIRIE FIRE	116
	WE MUST ATTEND TO ECONOMIC WORK page	129
	HOW TO ANALYSE THE CLASSES IN THE RURAL AREAS	138
	OUR ECONOMIC POLICY	141
	TAKE CARE OF THE LIVING CONDITIONS OF THE MASSES AND ATTEND TO THE METHODS OF WORK	147
	ON THE TACTICS OF FIGHTING JAPANESE IMPERIALISM	153
	The Characteristics of the Present Political Situation	153
	The National United Front	163
	The People's Republic	167
	International Support	173
	STRATEGIC PROBLEMS OF CHINA'S REVOLUTIONARY WAR	175
I	How to Study War	175
1	The Laws of War Are Developmental
2	The Aim of War Lies in Eliminating War
3	Strategy Studies the Laws of a Whole Military Situation
4	The Important Problem Is To Be Good at Learning
II	The Chinese Communist Party and China's Revolutionary War	188
III	Characteristics of China's Revolutionary War	192
1	The Importance of the Subject
2	What Are the Characteristics of China's Revolutionary War?
3	Our Strategy and Tactics Ensuing from These Characteristics
IV	Campaigns of "Encirclement and Annihilation" and Counter-Campaigns -- Main Forms of China's Civil War	198
	V Strategic Defensive page	203
1	Active Defence and Passive Defence
2	Preparation for a Campaign against "Encirclement and Annihilation"
3	Strategic Retreat
4	Strategic Counter-Offensive
5	Problems of Starting the Counter-Offensive
6	Problems of Troop Concentration
7	Mobile Warfare
8	War of Quick Decision
9	War of Annihilation
	A STATEMENT ON CHIANG KAI-SHEK'S STATEMENT	254
	THE TASKS OF THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY IN THE PERIOD OF RESISTANCE TO JAPAN	258
	The Present Stage of Development of China's External and Internal Contradictions	258
	The Struggle for Democracy and Freedom	262
	Our Responsibility of Leadership	269
	STRIVE TO WIN OVER MILLIONS UPON MILLIONS OF THE MASSES TO THE ANTI-JAPANESE NATIONAL UNITED FRONT	273
	The Question of Peace	273
	The Question of Democracy	276
	The Question of the Prospect of the Revolution	278
	The Question of Cadres	279
	The Question of Democracy Within the Party	280
	The Solidarity of the Conference and the Solidarity of the Whole Party	281
	Strive to Win Over Millions upon Millions of the Masses to the Anti-Japanese National United Front	281
	ON PRACTICE	282
	NOTES	298

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