Subject: Mao Zedong 毛澤東, 1893-1976

Mo T'aek-tong ŭi kundae 毛澤東의 軍隊. [Mao Zedong de jundui 毛澤東的軍隊. Korean]
AuthorChow Ching-wen 周鯨文 [Zhou Jingwen], 1909-1985Koryŏ Taehakkyo. Asea Munje Yŏn'guso. Kongsankwŏn Yŏn'gusil 高麗大學校. 亞細亞問題 研究所. 共産圈研究室
PlaceSeoul
PublisherTonga Ch'ulp'ansa 東亞出版社
CollectionKorean Library
LanguageKorean
TypeBook
SeriesAsea Munje Yŏn'guso pŏnyŏk ch'ongsŏ ; v 1 亞細亞問題研究所飜譯叢書 ; v 1
ShelfStacks [Koreana]
Call NumberDS778.A1 C46 1964
Description363 p. ; 22 cm
Note

Mo T'aek-tong ŭi kundae 毛澤東의 軍隊. [Mao Zedong de jundui 毛澤東的軍隊. Korean] / Chow Ching-wen [Zhou Jingwen] 周鯨文

Asea Munje Yŏn'guso pŏnyŏk ch'ongsŏ  亞細亞問題研究所飜譯叢書 ; v 1

new emperors : China in the era of Mao and Deng
AuthorSalisbury, Harrison Evans, 1908-1993
PlaceBoston, MA
PublisherLittle, Brown and Company
CollectionRicci Institute Library
Edition1st ed.
LanguageEnglish
TypeBook
ShelfDir. Office Gallery
Call NumberDS778.A1 S426 1992
Descriptionxi, 544 p. : ill., maps ; 25 cm.
NoteHarrison E. Salisbury.
"Having visited their birthplaces and talked with neighbors and relatives, Salisbury traces the origins of the new emperors, Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping. The work explores the inner world of Mao, Deng, Zhou Enlai, Lin Biao, Liu Shaoqi, and the other great Communist generals who drove Chiang Kaishek from the mainland and in 1949 established a new, peasant dynasty.
Their story is a hair-raising tale of intrigue played out by Mao Zedong and his associates within the secret pleasure gardens of Zhongnanhai, the maze of palaces in Beijing originally created by Kublai Khan and first reported by Marco Polo. The author presents the first map the West has seen of contemporary Zhongnanhai and the residences of Mao and his companions.
Salisbury carefully reconstructs the extraordinary and deadly duel of the Communist dictators--Mao and Josef Stalin--Stalin's intrigues to vanquish Mao, and Mao's vain hope of freeing himself from Moscow's menace. The astonishing motive behind the Korean war is revealed--a bizarre plot by Stalin to embroil China in a battle with the United States.
As he surveys the convulsive events that shaped modern China--the Nationalist-Communist civil war, the Communist takeover, the Cultural Revolution--Salisbury focuses on Mao and Deng and their complex relationship."--From jacket flap
Includes bibliographical references (p. [521]-529) and index.
ISBN0316809101
LCCN91-31017