DISCUSSIONS ON THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY

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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 1, 2012
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• Content Type: REPORT

Her Liu ShOp?ohi
1. Manes Clara Nature
2. The Dutier of Party Memberehip
3. Cultivation of Party Members.
4. C021f3: 4 of a in the Party
5. Couateraoting Evil Te nd encta in the Party
6. Demooraoy r,nd 8uroauoraoy
?. Liquidating Meneheviet Ideae in the Party
s. Prefatory Article by Mao T eatung on the Oaoa?ion of
the firiitiA] Publioation of "The Commimniet"
9. Reply to a Letter from Comrade Stmg Liang. (Iuc1idiug
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gnpq I,1,ang' a original letter.)
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REvIwIN3N M T AL FOR STUD IPO THE PIQRTNIW~-T PROBLIM
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This booklet contains four artiolse as fofawa i
1. Nisto of Northeast Resistance War and Present Condition, --
Related Gen Chou PaotTi& Leader of the Northeast ~-nt i-Ja e
Resist*no. Movemient.
This urtiole is a oonpilaticn of aen Chows etateeente given at
a press oonterenoe at Pei-p w ing and is devoted asinly to his replies
oovering the history of the Northeast resistance ^oveaient and the
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w7 +h~ ~hl.~. 17wn~r1,N!',!I in exoellinK Japanese
iap.riuliem fros Manohuria. With regard to present oonditions in
Manohuria, Cen Chou briefly expreseee his opinion that the people
of the Northeast can only depend on the COP for a peaoeful life in
the future and for the reoonstruotion of a new nation.
2. !tiet!!i,4 Truth of the Northeast Prob1a -r Author unknown
~~~ ep a lengthy disoussion on the
In this article the author
events which ooourred before and after the outbreak of the Sino?
Japanese war, and eevere1 r oritioisee the actions of the reactionary
KNIT. lie oonoludes by saying that the people of the Northeast who
suffered the blunt of the Japanese oppressions are the rightful owner
of China and must look toward the CCP for guidanoe in establishing a
peaceful China under the new democracy.
3, yita1 Ties Between the Northeast Peo lei and CCP -- An extraot
of editorial taken from Tung-psi Jihpao (Northeast Daily).
The editor points out that the CCP stood by the Northeast people
during their desperate struggle against Japanese overlordehip, while
the KbI virtually deserted Ma.nohuria during that time. This supine
policy of IOC fasoist xeaotionariee would have lost the Northeast
and would~have :Left Qhin.a frith nothing but a nape only. He avers
that the OOP shared in the struggle and now has more right to lead
the Northeast than the KItI?N
1$, Now to Establish Peace fan the Northeast -- An editorial
taken from the Tung-pei Jih'pao.
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Ths editorial is demoted to a aritiaiia of the laaatst X 1t
r who ars blamed for oonttAued aivil war is the IbrtheUt
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or~d postpamat ar pe~-a~ The author atatos that peaae oan only
ooze bpr btUaint the people to overthra~r the fwniats i Ne aeoerts
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livelihood of the people must be unproved through reduation
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intea'Ut rate, raising wages, and by inoroasiag production.
in rent and
II. Danahides by shying that peace and desaoraoy Lor Ohina and thr
to est&bliah a strong and Wited country osn only be gamed
Northeaat
by oli~rinuting all undersirable e1ocaents which have oontinued to
control both eoonospr and politioa of Ohina for oenturiee.
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Uh.t-oht.k Tini-i*L t1L4i T'&-ohtag?
Tha People's 0a11 Preis.
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To sJflTU THk N uli m' 4UI8zON
Tbis booklet of 3- pages contains reprint of two editoria3a,
one taken f roln Tung*pGi Jih*pfD of 8 Jan 1946 and othnx' train t~ of w
hua Jih?pfo (abed) ? Botb editale .. iv. anaOnnt oi' PZ'ada
i terviowe held eit17 Ojllant CCP epoko men on the ?rthe~urt
The following is a retire of the viesie axprenaod by
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of Chini iriclt ~inC ~ nohw~SQ? They urged that tl~a overTwu'flt
take epeofal caution ire hand1irtthc- Northeast rob? om oinae
tte- revplo of thic aroa had devalcpecl epirit of independ9r-ce
throe gb tho long ye~ura oi' wi t inch~ eari'are ago.inst J ip n.
T)i t,v i'ned that all appre?etve rt< rti cee of thca pat t muat be
aholihod and tht~t t1? gogei~nmentt, rauclt parr-it the eople to
elect oandidttee to 011 public offices.
According; to cane ~teernan, tho Comalunjtt forces in Man?
churia during this time ware td* u of rretin? underground
ogentaa (,r& polit.icc~1 rt4'ufree3 who were relo~ c{Xd tro~a prison.
He as: ~)rted that the number of troopn , reut1 i ncreaeed Ld ter
the aurrender *aauie many of trio popttlution joined forces to
take vengeance on the J eeo and puppet authorltiea for their
atrooitiee during the wdr.
One spokesman urged that a Zion of libaral treatment
moat be taken tonard all minority x'aoaa, including Xoroana
end Japaneeo, rho were nettled in Manchuria in paa4.efu2. 3 uratrlts
before the /surrender. Howover, he ,Irrged trot stern tw eurea
ehou]rd be taken a ;ainet Japaneea militu'y foroaew
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The r*1t1vey a+rik~, on 7 )'ebrgary some 25 yio rs ago marks
the b.ginnin~ of tho labor mtruggle for its rights in China,
Although the labor movement in both liberated end KMl uxreas
has the ar~ae objective of aoekin; demoorstic Uberation, the
irnaediat? objectives eou. ht from time to time in these two areas
varied t~eoa 'i a of the Jierencea to the position o!' the 1& ororr,
In tho K11' arerus the laborers rare alavea working for their
aLtatera with ne' rights or freedom m ffl nr .. l Y) ri 4 :'"w~w+ 1iVE1Y1!
otrugn;lo agsinst the oapitn1ist~ and buroi taaretes, In the
liberated arose, however, the 'orkors are pern 1tted to parti?
cipate in the ovornr.ent and tire their oen al~ca to~a
Thus, the labor movement in thn K~fi nrnna rruat not only
aid to workers in aear,n; their livelihood but must cve
rthrorr
the reactionary elementa in tho Covermment. In areas already
freed, the main teak of the labor movemort is to implement the
economy oi' fair cjeal propounded by Mao Tae.tung. The ma~sep are
adked to diligently carry out their reeponaid,ity so as to ins
orLaate production both In state and private enterprisee, They
must not seek exoluaive benefit;: for themselvee or be dialoyal
to the party. Only through cooperative effort between capital
and labor can the people rf China look forward to tho successful
aooomplishment of the great taek before them. .
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