Red WeeklyRed Weekly No. 170, 1976Factions
Red Weekly No. 170, 1976 · p. 9 of the scan · 126 words
The scan: rw-no170-oct-14-1976.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)
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page 9 of the scan
La worker or peasant there that they have no interest in choosing between the economic system of China and that of India, Pakistan or Bangladesh!
At the same time as it made these tremendous gains, however. the Chinese revolution also suffered grea contradictions - contradictions which came to a head in the 'Cultural Revolution' and will do so again following the death of Mao. The belief that the development of China to socialism can As soon as the movement went beyond the confines of the Maoist and Liu Shao-chi-ist factions to threaten the positions of the bureaucracy itself, none of the party caders nad any nesiaton in mervenang to smash the struggle of the workers. In Wuhan, the intervened in the armed clashes developing