Sites relating to the civil war in China, 1927-37 and 1945-49.
This page was last updated on August 28th, 2008
This page was last updated on August 28th, 2008
Chinese Civil War (from Wars and Conflicts)
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The Chinese Revolution
Leon Trotsky's 1967 analysis of the revolution in China.
The Communist Revolution of China: A Marxist Revolution?
Article by Charlie Ma examining the role of Marxism in the success of the Chinese Communist Party.
Map - The Chinese Revolution
Map of the revolution.
Mao Tse Tung and the Chinese Revolution
Anarchist analysis written in 1967.
Modern China: The Communist Revolution
Brief account of the takeover of China by the Communist Party, from 1945-49.
Russia and the Roots of the Chinese Revolution
Review of Don Price's book.
Capitalism, Socialism, and the 1949 Chinese Revolution
Paper by Satya J. Gabriel.
BBC News | Special Reports | China's Communist Revolution
Articles and resources from the BBC.
The Long March
Illustrated account of the Long March of Mao's Red Army, 1935-36.
Leon Trotsky's 1967 analysis of the revolution in China.
Article by Charlie Ma examining the role of Marxism in the success of the Chinese Communist Party.
Map of the revolution.
Anarchist analysis written in 1967.
Brief account of the takeover of China by the Communist Party, from 1945-49.
Review of Don Price's book.
Paper by Satya J. Gabriel.
Articles and resources from the BBC.
Illustrated account of the Long March of Mao's Red Army, 1935-36.
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