Who Spoke of the Long March First: An Interpretation of Rare Historical Records of the Red Army's Long March in the 1930s

Author: Chen Yu
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book focuses on interpreting eight works written and published in the 1930s, which are the earliest known accounts of the Long March to date. These works are core documentary materials for promoting and researching the history of the Long March. They provide a true, systematic, and comprehensive record of the arduous journey of the Red Army during the Long March, shaping the heroic images of many Red Army leaders and vividly depicting the fearless revolutionary spirit of the Red Army soldiers. The "Long March Eyewitness Oral Documents Section" of this book is a compilation of the author's over 20 years of research on Long March materials. These chapters essentially cover the main content of the "Long March Oral Documents Section" over the past 70 years, making it possible to clearly trace the basic outline of the oral history of the Long March. To enhance its documentary value, the book is accompanied by 270 illustrations, many of which include rare historical photographs that are published for the first time. The "Long March Eyewitness Oral Documents Section" is an indispensable cornerstone for studying the Long March. Knowing and mastering these details greatly benefit a comprehensive and in-depth understanding of the Long March.