First Published: Red Front, January 1968
Transcription, Editing and Markup: Paul Saba
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Introduction
The Character of the Chinese Revolution
The Marxist-Leninist Teaching on Uninterrupted Revolution
The Character of the Socialist Revolution in China
“Contradictions Among the People”
“The State of the Whole People”
Liberalism
“The Chinese Road to Socialism”
The Chinese Wall
The Attitude to Soviet Revisionism
The Rectification Campaign
Marxist-Leninists in the Ascendancy
The Grand Strategy of the Counter-revolution
The Seizure of the Army High Command
The Attempt to Transform the Army
The Initiation of the “Cultural Revolution”
The Attack upon the Peking Party
The Seizure of the Central Committee
The Attack against the Peking Party Continues
“The Masses”
The Call to Rebellion
The “Red Guards”
The Assault on the Cultural and Propaganda Organs
The Assault on the Press
The Assault on the Youth and Trade Union Organisations
“Proletarian Discipline”
The “Weltanschauung” of the Chinese Capitalist Class
The Cult of Mao’s Personality
“Mass Study”
A Further “Purge” in the Army High Command
The Attack upon Liu Shao-chi and Teng Hsaio-ping
“How to be a Good Communist”
The “Revolutionary Committees”
Capitalist Policy
The Call to the Army
The Detailed Picture
The Failure of the Counter-revolutionary “Blitzkrieg”
Socialist Revolution
Foreign Policy
Disruption in the International Marxist-Leninist Movement
Conclusion