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67 Theoretical Research Office of the Propaganda Department of Tianjin Municipal CCP Committee, “Reread Comrade Liu Shaoqi's ‘Speeches in Tianjin,’” Renmin Ribao, April 21, 1980, p. 5; the verbatim transcript of one of the speeches is available in Liu Shaoqi wenti ziliao zhuanji (A special collection of materials on Liu Shaoqi) (Taiwan): Chinese Communist Study Center, 1970), pp. 200 ...
Liu Shaoqi [1] ( 劉少奇 T, 刘少奇 S, Liú Shàoqí P, Liu Shao-ch'i W, in passato trascritto anche Liu Sciao-ci; Ningxiang, 24 novembre 1898 – Kaifeng, 12 novembre 1969) è stato un politico, militare e rivoluzionario cinese . Comunista fin da adolescente, appoggiò la candidatura di Mao Zedong ( 1893 - 1976) alla guida del Partito ...
Liu Shaoqi. 1898 m. lapkričio 24 d. 1959 m. balandžio 28 d. – 1968 m. spalio 31 d. Liu Šaoči ( kin. 刘少奇, pinyin: Liú Shàoqí; 1898 m. lapkričio 24 d. Ningsiangas, Kinija – 1969 m. lapkričio 12 d. Kaifengo kalėjimas) – kinų revoliucionierius, valstybininkas ir teoretikas. 1954–1959 m. jis buvo Nacionalinio Liaudies ...
Ihre Kritik zielte nicht zuletzt auf die vormals einflussreichen Führer Liu Shaoqi und Deng Xiaoping, die im Oktober 1966 offiziell aus ihren Machtpositionen entfernt worden waren und in den folgenden Monaten als zentrale Ziele öffentlicher Kritik herausgestellt wurden. Liu Shaoqi sollte die Angriffe nicht überleben. Deng Xiaoping, von ...
Liu Shaoqi (1898. – 1969.), kineski političar. Bio je predsjednik NR Kine u razdoblju od 1958. do 1968. godine. Bio je vrlo cijenjen među kineskim ljudima ali i stranačkim kadrovima. Za vrijeme Velikog skoka naprijed kritizirao je M ...
Message from Chairman Liu Shaoqi and Premier Zhou Enlai to Roberto Chiari, President of the Republic of Panama (1964) Speech at the Banquet in Honour of the Albanian Party and Government Delegation (1966) Links. Stefan Landsberger's Chinese Propaganda Poster Pages: Liu Shaoqi (Off Site)
1. Jan. 2019 · Introduction. Liu Shaoqi was head of state of the People’s Republic of China from 1959–68 and was considered, by many, to be Mao’s heir. One of the outstanding leaders of Communist China, he fell from office in 1968 in circumstances that have still not been fully explained. His death, in 1969, was not made public until 11 years later.
