Peking Review: Contents Page
Vol. 9, #30 July 22, 1966
[The articles below with active links have been scanned in and posted on this site.
Comments in brackets added by the MASSLINE.ORG editor.]
The Week
- Chairman Mao Receives Delegates and Observers to Afro-Asian Writers’ Emergency Meeting
- Chairman Mao Receives Nepalese Crown Prince
- Chen Yi Condemns U.S.-Soviet-Indian Plot to “Force Peace Talks Through Bombing”
- U.S. Imperialism’s Accomplices and Flunkeys Denounced [From Chen Yi’s speech at a reception for the French Ambassador.]
Articles and Documents
“Chairman Mao Is the Red Sun in the Hearts of the People of the World” — An Account of the Visits of Friends From Five Continents to Chairman Mao’s Birthplace at Shaoshan.
“A New Stage of the Socialist Revolution in China”. [Situates the GPCR as a continuation of the development of the long line of struggles against the bourgeoisie since the founding of the People’s Republic in 1949.]
“President Ho Chi Minh’s Appeal to the People of the Whole Country”. [In reaction to the U.S. bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong.]
“Order of the President of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam”.
“Decision of the Standing Committee of the D.R.V. National Assembly”.
“Communique of the D.R.V. Supreme National Defence Council”.
“China Ready at Any Time to Take All Necessary Actions to Aid Vietnamese People’s Struggle Against U.S. Imperialism to the End”. [Quoting comments by Premier Chou En-lai in this regard.]
“The 700 Million Chinese People Pledge to Back the Vietnamese People”, Renmin Ribao editorial.
“‘Denying a Rumour’ or Spreading a Rumour?”. [Regarding Soviet pre-knowledge of the bombing of Hanoi, and its general collusion with the U.S., and Soviet outrage against Chen Yi and China for exposing this.]
A Letter to the Party’s Central Committee and Chairman Mao:
“Students Propose New Educational System in Arts Faculties”.“The Battle to Make Our Oxygen Cylinders”, by Meng Teh-ho.
“Creatively Study and Apply Mao Tse-tung’s Thought" — Excerpts From Comrade Wang Chieh’s Diary.
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