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Long March 1934-5
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  • Causes
    • German military advise encirclement and starve policy - deny resources
    • Use pill-boxes
    • Manned road blocks
  • Supposedly to resist Japanese
    • Nature
      • Encompassed
        • 6,000 Miles (Equivalent to marching from London to Lagos)
        • 15 Battles
        • 24 Rivers
    • Effects
      • Brotherhood, Suffering, Selflessness, Determination inculcated into Communist Party members.
      • Mao rises
        • Exposes urban communists as abandoning successful guerrilla tactics.
        • Position weak before
        • Voted in as chairman Politburo session
    • Zhang Guoato chooses westward route (as it is nearer Russia). Fails, and rejoins Mao. Mao strengthened.
    • CCP Survive and grow
    • New Strategy
      • United Front against Japan almost universally popular
      • "Chinese don't fight Chinese"
    • Abandon Class warfare

Other Notes in this Category

  1. Civil War 1937-1945
  2. Civil War 1945-1949
  3. Early Nationalist and Communist Activity
  4. Long March 1934-5
  5. War Against Japan 1937
  6. Xian Incident Dec 1936
  7. Yanaan 1936-45

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