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SPEECH AT THE MEETING
CELEBRATING THE COMPLETION OF
THE BUILDING OF THE
ANTI-JAPANESE MILITARY AND
POLITICAL UNIVERSITY
FROM MARX
!(#&
TO MAO
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What I want to say to you, Comrades, is that, in short, the success
of this great enterprise is due to [our] overcoming difficulties
and uniting with the masses. The experience of the struggle in the
past ten years, the cave [-buildings] you have dug, and the future
course of the Resistance War have proved or will prove that if we
continue to overcome difficulties and unite with the masses we shall
be ever victorious! NOT FOR
To overcome natural difficulties by defeating the foes and to
overcome military difficulties by defeating the Japanese bandits have
something in common but quite a lot of differences. The latter is
COMMERCIAL
harder and more arduous. Therefore in addition to orienting oneself
towards overcoming difficulties and uniting with the masses,
the Resistance War requires skills in strategy and tactics, in mobilizing,
organizing, DISTRIBUTION
and leading the masses, and in winning allies.
You have now the spirit to overcome difficulties and unite with
the masses. If you can use your talents to develop from this basis,
it is entirely possible to defeat Japan and drive the Japanese out of
China.
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