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China's Militia

Published:1964-06 Issue: Volume:18 Page:100-117
ISSN:0305-7410
Container-title:The China Quarterly
language:en
Short-container-title:The China Quarterly

Author:

Gittings John

Abstract

China's “Everyone a Soldier” movement of Autumn 1958 represents on paper perhaps the most ambitious military enterprise in the history of mankind. Two hundred and twenty million men and women of a predominantly agricultural population were to be transformed into an “ocean of soldiers,” equipped and prepared to defend their homeland against the invader.

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (CUP)

Subject

Political Science and International Relations,Development,Geography, Planning and Development

Reference67 articles.

1. 38 “Strengthen Party Leadership and Create an Upsurge in Militia Build-up,” 02 26, 1960, SCMP, No. 2236.

2. 35 Report on session of the Military Affairs Committee (MAC). See note 26.

3. 42 Quoted in Report by Teng K'e-ning to Kiangsi's Militia Work Conference, 12 1959, SCMP, No. 2196.

4. 27 “Important statement by Chairman Mao,” op. cit.

5. 26 Statement by the Spokesman of the Chinese Government, 09 1, 1963.

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