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A podcast for building a new history of China's Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution from 1966 to 1976.
Unknown Host hosts The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution Podcast, a history show with 35 episodes published.
Despite no military engagements with the Soviets for 2 years, continued pressure on the northern border and US stepping up attacks on Laos and Cambodia make Mao and company consider a new tactic: partially opening up the
As China marches into a new decade, class struggle goes down to a low point compared to the prior three years. However, a swift and harsh “One Strike Three Antis” Campaign causes shockwaves across Chinese political life,
During the Cultural Revolution, China experienced its greatest period of diplomatic isolation with one very notable exception: the People's Socialist Republic of Albania led by Enver Hoxha. This tiny nation, despite bein
Despite the afterglow of the 9th Congress, Mao and the Chinese leadership still find themselves in a tit for tat fight against the Soviets on the northeastern border that could quickly escalate into nuclear war. Meanwhil
The Communist Party of China holds its first congress since the beginning of the Cultural Revolution with great pomp and fanfare. The Maoists use the congress as a time to declare victory over the Rightists, but trouble
By popular demand, this is a special episode where I answer your questions about WHO IS DREW? How did he become a communist and a Sinophile? What was his time in the RCPUSA and RCYB like? Enjoy some wild stories with you
Guangzhou: China's third largest city and the birthplace of Cantonese culture. Known as the "City of Flowers," the city of Guangzhou was, much like Shanghai and Beijing, a hotbed of class struggle during the Cultural Rev
With the end of the Red Guard & rebel movements and the deployment of the Mao Zedong Thought Workers Propaganda Teams, the class struggle across China seems to have calmed down. The last of the revolutionary committees a
Chairman Mao badges were an ubiquitous symbol of the Cultural Revolution, with every Chinese person (and millions of people around the world) wearing them on their chest to show devotion to Chairman Mao and communist rev
The Hundred Day War at Qinghua University continues to rage on. Reports of a massacre in Guangxi Province involving cannibalism reach Beijing. Mass killings of civilians is reported in rural Guangdong Province. Ideologic
The Red Guard movement disintegrates and the Cultural Revolution goes off the rails as the "all-around civil war" between rebel movements reaches a violent shrieking crescendo when the two factions at Qinghua University,
In this episode, we'll be traveling to the vast steppes of Inner Mongolia to see how the Cultural Revolution played out in the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region- and why it ended in brutal excess and with such sharp cont
Mao and the Party Center try to bring the Cultural Revolution back to focus by establishing a series of new provincial revolutionary committees and order Red Guards to attend Marxist theory study sessions. But the Red Gu
AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with two comrades, "Mr. & Mrs. Wang," who were revolutionary Red Guards during the Cultural Revolution in the city of Baoji, Shaanxi Province. A truly great experience for all listeners!
The "Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-Tung" or "The Little Red Book" is one of the best selling and most controversial books ever written. It is also one of the quintessential symbols of the Cultural Revolution, radical
As the factional fighting grows bloodier and the mass movements grow exceedingly more and more radical, the Party apparatus in the provinces begins to collapse. Mao and the CCRG find themselves struggling to curtail the
[REUPLOADED] How did people have sex and fall in love during the Cultural Revolution? How did dating and marriage work in China in the 1960's and 1970's? What was queer culture like during this time? What was permitted a
[REUPLOADED] Drew is joined by Dr. Han Dongping of Warren-Wilson College (and author of "The Unknown Cultural Revolution") as well as two other History majors/independent scholars for a roundtable/panel discussion about
How did the Cultural Revolution affect Chinese cuisine and how people cooked? What kinds of foods were popular at the time? Enjoy our holiday special and dig into how and what people ate during the Cultural Revolution!
Mao continues to lose control of the Cultural Revolution and the Party structure in the provinces collapses. Inner-Party intrigue by a group of firebrands begins to rock the boat. Accusations of a shadowy "May 16 Conspir
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