Peasant Nationalism and Communist Power: The Emergence of Revolutionary China, 1937-1945Mr. Johnson's research on the Chinese Communists' wartime expansion, according to the documentation recorded by Japanese intelligence and his comparison of it with that of the Yugoslav Communists, is a pathbreaking work in comparative history.--John K. Fairbank. |
Contents
ONE Peasant Nationalism in China I | 1 |
TWO The Japanese Role in Peasant Mobilization | 31 |
THREE The Communist Army | 71 |
FOUR The Growth of CommunistControlled Territory | 92 |
FIVE The New Fourth Army and the North Kiangsu Base | 123 |
SEVEN Communism in the Service of the NationState | 176 |
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Anhwei anti-Japanese Army's attack central China central Hopei Ch'en Yi Chetniks Chiang Kai-shek Chin-Ch'a-Chi China Area Army Chinese Communist Party Chugoku kyōsantō Chungking command Committee Communism Communist forces Corps Detachment division east Hopei Eighth Route Army established Fourth Army Incident German guerrilla areas guerrilla bases guerrilla warfare headquarters Hopei hsien Hundred Regiments Offensive Ibid ideology Japa Japan Japanese Army Japanese invasion Jõhō Kaisan Kiangnan Kōain Kuan Kuomintang leaders leadership Mao Tse-tung ment Mihailović military mitsu dai nikki mopping-up campaigns munist Nanking nationalist nese nist North China North China Area North Kiangsu Report numbers officers operations organization Pao Chia Partisans peasantry peasants Peiping political department population propaganda province puppet railroad Red Army resistance Rikushi RRFE Rural Pacification Serbia Shanghai Shansi Shantung shinshigun social mobilization Soviet tion Tito Tokyo troops U.S. War Dept United Front village wartime Wut'ai Yangtze Yen Hsi-shan Yenan Yugo Yugoslav Yugoslavia