Red Star Over China (1938)
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Primary sources on the 1921–37 period were virtually nonexistent when this book was written. Much has since been added by the work of foreign scholarship and research as well as by publications released in Peking. An early and basic bibliography of works in Chinese, Japanese, and European languages appeared in Benjamin Schwartz’s Chinese Communism and the Rise of Mao. John Rue’s Mao Tse-tung in Opposition contributed some new sources, in 1966, as did Jerome Ch’en’s Mao and the Chinese Revolution... (1965), and Stuart Schram’s biography a year later. The Chinese Communist Movement, 1921–27 (Stanford, 1960) and The Chinese Communist Movement, 1937–49 (Stanford, 1962) are bibliographies of materials in various languages prepared by Chun-tu Hsueh. Allan B. Cole compiled another guide to some basic literature in English in his Forty Years of Chinese Communism, published by the American Historical Association (Washington, D.C., 1962).
Bibliographical notes compiled by Howard L. Boorman appear at the end of his essay, “Mao Tse-tung: The Lacquered Image,”
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Primary sources on the 1921–37 period were virtually nonexistent when this book was written. Much has since been added by the work of foreign scholarship and research as well as by publications released in Peking. An early and basic bibliography of works in Chinese, Japanese, and European languages appeared in Benjamin Schwartz’s Chinese Communism and the Rise of Mao. John Rue’s Mao Tse-tung in Opposition contributed some new sources, in 1966, as did Jerome Ch’en’s Mao and the Chinese Revolution... (1965), and Stuart Schram’s biography a year later. The Chinese Communist Movement, 1921–27 (Stanford, 1960) and The Chinese Communist Movement, 1937–49 (Stanford, 1962) are bibliographies of materials in various languages prepared by Chun-tu Hsueh. Allan B. Cole compiled another guide to some basic literature in English in his Forty Years of Chinese Communism, published by the American Historical Association (Washington, D.C., 1962).
Bibliographical notes compiled by Howard L. Boorman appear at the end of his essay, “Mao Tse-tung: The Lacquered Image,”
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