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Cover 1 Contents 6 Introduction: Historical Lessons of the Cultural Revolution 8 Mao Zedong and the Significance of the Cultural Revolution 10 Basic Characteristics of the Cultural Revolution 12 Analytical Framework 17 Content and Organization 24 Mao Zedong’s Preparations for the Cultural Revolution 28 International Background to Mao Zedong’s Class Struggle Theory 31 Mao Zedong’s Basic Assessment of the Political Situation in China 52 Mao Zedong’s Basic Assessment of the Economic Situation in China 83 Fomenting Public Sentiment for the Launch of the Cultural Revolution 88 Mao Zedong’s Political Differences with Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping 100 How the Intraparty Democratic System Failed 114 How China Missed Development Opportunities 131 The First Salvo of the Cultural Revolution 142 February Outline and February Minutes 143 Notice on May 16 and the First Purge of Veteran Cadres 165 The Big-character Poster at Peking University and “Letter to Jiang Qing” 197 The Eleventh Plenary Session of the 8th Central Committee of the CPC and “Bombarding the Headquarters” 250 The “Destroy Four Olds” Movement and Nationwide Chaos 286 Criticism of the Bourgeois Counter-revolutionary Line and the C
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