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First published 2008 by Pluto Press
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Contents Acknowledgements xi Introd
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CONTENTS History as doctored by the
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Red Army let go by Chiang THE BATTL
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such a scale take place simply as a
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the Great Leap hype. By doing this
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Brutal taxes and levies The Ding st
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destruction of the collective syste
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