INDICATIONS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL VULNERABILITIES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00809A000500750040-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 30, 1999
• Sequence Number: 40
• Publication Date: June 18, 1953
• Content Type: REPORT

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SUMMARY
Ueser.~t.iori of e. school conducted by so--called SLno-Soviet companies in Sinkiang
indicates that the institution may soon become an all-Russian show, even to
the extent, of co irg Russian textbooks. A report on Anshan's steel industry
its the use of ;he term "Arkang," Although admitting Russian direction, he
report spe-, if ically :notes that the Russians came "at the request" of China.
The deter :oration of Anshan following its development by the Japanese, is
blamed on the Kuomintang,, in complete disregard of the confiscation of Northeast
inde:str iai. equipment by the Soviets in 1.945.
With famine and disaster widespread, iood production becomes the ceares' pi i?ue
task, otter:, o )'edge is cut and faCtoriat, making textile equipment change over
to heavy machine production t.e build up the Cour,".?ry' military potential,
This drvelognert suggests that the U,2SR ::.igr~t. supply textiles primarily rather
than food or heavy machinery, and this possibility is further indicated in
comment or. Tibet. Stagnation of Tibetan trade is blamed on "imperialist
exploiters ; " but i c is admitted that dispos itiJn of "slow-moving wool" of L'ers
a problem.
D ssiO~: of the Judiciary stresses the need Loi further :So'vieiiaatio.u of the
system, The proposed seperdtion between technical and administrative services
is apparently irtended to bring judicial administration tu?der direct Party control.
Lenin and Stalin are cited to prove that. recent judicial chang.-s are in accord
with ;_ raoiunist doctrine. Howe'ver,, it appears that the Communist-fostered "public
trials," and the disregard for established legal concepts and procedures have
created ar unfavorable situation, The result is a cautious back--tracking,, but
it is carefully exnlained that the existence of "bad elements" and the "unending
series of sass move?tents" in the courts have made the changes essential. New
evidence of dissatisfaction is seen among university students, who h'.?Je now been
relieved of extracu_rricui.ar Party duties and perpetual meetings, Curtailment
of student meetings; pars. lelirg recent restrictions on teachers, meetings,
suggest.:. that s inch meetings have failed to achieve the desired results.
;:once.:: o er the stability of border areas is indicated by Party activities to
organize South China boatmen and bya conference in Peking to secure the cooperation
of Moslem c.:iorities, Special efforts are made to convince Moslems of the
Soviet Union's benevolent attitude. The impression of concern over the
situation in border areas is strengthened by reports that Tihua's Mayor received
109 complaints about bureaucracy a,-..d "cadre lawlessness" in one day, and that
the People's Liberation Army cor?tinues to send "comfort missions" to remote
Tibetan areas.
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