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UM Dissertations & Theses Collection (澳門大學電子學位論文庫)

Title

PFAH(H) 000 (SAMPLE) Mao's samurai : from the captured Japanese soldiers, immigrants and war criminals to the fighters for the Chinese Communist cause

English Abstract

As a typical Lenin-style political party, what should be concerned most is the CPC's capacity in fighting against and clearing enemies. While this study provides a distinct perspective to observe and recognize CPC's ability of turning hostility into friendship. Japanese prisoners of war (POWs), war criminals and immigrants had been poisoned by ultra-nationalism and militarism for years, and thus were extremely difficult to be reformed. However, under the correct ideological guidance of Mao and the unremitting efforts of the CPC's political officers and cadres, a great number of them acknowledged the CPC's political ideology and joined the CPC's team to compete all around China. Just as the Japanese POWs, war criminals and immigrants after they were transformed joined the Party, the Party united forces from different sectors of China and therefore triumphed in the Chinese revolution.

Issue date

2019.

Author

Li, Jin

Faculty
Faculty of Arts and Humanities (former name: Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities)
Department
Department of History (affiliated to the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, the Faculty of Social Sciences before; affiliated to the Faculty of Arts and Humanities currently)
Degree

Ph.D.

Subject
Supervisor

Wei, C. X., George

Location
1/F Zone C
Library URL
991008213949706306