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LETTER TO COMRADE BROWDER*
Dear Comrade Browder:
July @$, !(#&
FROM MARX
TO MAO
Taking advantage of the visit of a comrade, I am sending this
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letter to you, honoured Comrade Browder, the good friend of the
Chinese people and the leader of the American people. . . .
We have heard from several American comrades and from other
quarters that the American Communist Party and the great mass of
the American people are profoundly concerned about China’s anti-
Japanese struggle, and they have already aided us in several ways.
This gives us the feeling that our struggle is not an isolated one,
that we are receiving heroic assistance from abroad; at the same time,
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COMMERCIAL
we have the feeling that, when we obtain victory, this victory will
be of great assistance to the struggle of the American people for
liberation.
Today’s world is on the eve of a great explosion, and the work-
ing class of the whole world, as well as all the peoples seeking liberation,
must certainly unite and carry on a common struggle.
Revolutionary greetings!
Mao Tse-tung
June 24, 1937
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* Extracted from Mao Tse-tung lun-wen-chi.
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