Schlagwort: China
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Clara Zetkin: Reaktionäres Geschwister
[„Die Gleichheit. Zeitschrift für die Interessen der Arbeiterinnen”, 10. Jahrgang, Nr. 15, 18. Juli 1900, S. 113 f.] Die Weltpolitik der gepanzerten Faust, die Weltpolitik der goldenen Internationale des Kapitalismus beginnt in China ihre Früchte zu zeitigen. Mögen die Tendenznachrichten jener Blätter noch so übertrieben sein, welche in Berichten über die entsetzlichsten Gräuel schwelgen und…
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Lynn Walsh: Kampuchea – Wer ist verantwortlich?
(eigene Übersetzung des englischen Textes in Militant Nr. 478, 9. November 1979, S. 10) Von Lynn Walsh Kampuchea [früher Kambodscha] ist ein verwüstetes Land. Die Mehrheit der verbleibenden vier bis fünf Millionen Menschen sind vom Hunger bedroht. Achtzig bis neunzig Prozent der Kinder des Landes leiden an Unterernährung. Krankheiten wie Malaria, Ruhr und sogar Milzbrand…
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Lynn Walsh: Deng draws the line at democracy.
[Militant No. 834, 13 February 1987, p. 10] When China’s student protestors put up posters demanding democracy, they signed them with pseudonyms. They remembered that the last big wave of student and youth protest, the Democratic Movement of 1978-79, was suppressed, and over 200 of its leaders jailed. By Lynn Walsh But one of the…
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Lynn Walsh: China – Behind the new Image
[Militant No. 819, 17 October 1986, p. 10] The Queen’s visit to China symbolises a profound change in the capitalists‘ attitude. Before, the media painted a picture of a regimented population, political thought-control, and unrelenting ‚Communist‘ austerity. Now they present a new China, enlivened by a blossoming market, with political ‚liberalisation‘ and a rapid adoption…
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Lynn Walsh China: On the road to capitalism?
[Militant No. 820, 24 October 1986 p. 10] Do the current reforms raise the spectre of capitalist restoration? Even Reagan now refers to Deng’s group as ’so-called Communists‘, perhaps believing that they have seen the light. Those who argue this, whether eager capitalists or apprehensive socialists, greatly exaggerate the scope of the reforms. They are…
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Lynn Walsh: Army Takes Over as Thousands of Communists Murdered in Indonesia
[Militant No. 15, April 1966, p. 3] By Lynn Walsh Sukarno, the almost comical demagogue who shouted so loudly about the struggle against imperialism while he wallowed in the luxury and comfort provided by the desperately poor workers and peasants of Indonesia, has now been impatiently pushed to one side by the Army. With this…