Moscow Sun Yat-sen University and the Chinese Revolution (Modern Rare Historical Materials Series)

Author: Sheng Yue
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: "Moscow Sun Yat-sen University and the Chinese Revolution," written by Sheng Yue, originally named Sheng Zhongliang, also known as Fazhao, served as the secretary of the Propaganda Department of the Beijing Municipal Committee of the CCP from 1923 to 1926. In 1926, he was sent to study at Moscow Sun Yat-sen University. In 1928, he became one of the members of the "Twenty-Eight Half Bolsheviks." In 1934, he returned to China, was arrested, and later defected, joining the Central Special Intelligence Department (Zhongtong) as a spy. After the liberation of mainland China, he fled overseas. This is a research-based memoir written by Sheng Zhongliang in the form of recording his personal experiences, gathering a large amount of relevant materials. The book provides a systematic introduction to the entire process of establishing and closing down Moscow Sun Yat-sen University. It also offers a detailed account of the impact of the struggle against the Trotskyist faction within the Soviet Communist Party on Moscow Sun Yat-sen University, as well as the formation of the Trotskyist faction within the CCP.