This introduction describes the road to the creation of the Common Program. It starts with a short history of China between 1911 and 1949.
It defines the relation between the CCP and other political parties and social organization (Minzhu Dangpai) and the influence of the SU in preparing a consultative conference will be discussed.
It covers the 2nd plenum of the 7th Central Committee of the CCP. Here, the basis is laid for cooperation with the Minzhu Dangpai.
Details are given about the preparatory meeting between members of the CCP and Minzhu Dangpai in June 1949. The preparation of the CCP for a complete seizure of power is described. Liu Shaoqi’s secret trip to the SU for aid and Mao Zedong’s “On the people's dictatorship.”
The Minzhu Dangpai’s attitude towards the CCP, towards the SU, and towards the role of government is highlighted.
It deals with the first plenum of the CPPCC in September 1949. The delegates are introduced. The value of the Common Program and the other decisions made at this plenum are delineated. The formation the new government, the appointment of new ambassadors, and the recruitment of cadres is also a topic.
Finally, the background of the cadres and the conflicts arising after the takeover are decribed.
Part 2
Introduction
Response
Provisional program of actions
Huai Huai campaign
Crossing the Yangtze
Defecting of GMD troops
The course of the Civil War 1946-1949
Notes Documents
Part 3
Introduction
Sun Yatsen
Marxism
Attitude towards communism and the SU
The Third way
Role of the government
Military strength
Influence of the Minzhu Dangpai
CCP’s position towards the US
Minzhu Dangpai’s position towards US
Demands of the CCP and Minzhu Dangpai
Academic freedom
Peaceful takeovers
Problems with governing cities
Notes Documents
Part 4
Introduction
Planning a consultative conference
Preparatory Conference
Dual membership
Mass organizations
Selection
Decisions of the Preparatory Conference
Secret mission
On the people's dictatorship
The role of the Minzhu Dangpai
Aftermath of the Preparatory Conference
Notes Documents
Part 6
Introduction
The delegates
The role of the CCP
The value of the Common Program
The drafting of the Common Program
Decisions
Central People’s Government Council (CGPC)
Notes Documents Meetings
Part 7
Introduction
Ex GMD personnel
New ambassadors
Recruitment of military personnel for administration
Notes Documents
Part 8
Introduction
Privileges of CCP members
Social background cadres
Conflicts
Notes Documents
It defines the relation between the CCP and other political parties and social organization (Minzhu Dangpai) and the influence of the SU in preparing a consultative conference will be discussed.
It covers the 2nd plenum of the 7th Central Committee of the CCP. Here, the basis is laid for cooperation with the Minzhu Dangpai.
Details are given about the preparatory meeting between members of the CCP and Minzhu Dangpai in June 1949. The preparation of the CCP for a complete seizure of power is described. Liu Shaoqi’s secret trip to the SU for aid and Mao Zedong’s “On the people's dictatorship.”
The Minzhu Dangpai’s attitude towards the CCP, towards the SU, and towards the role of government is highlighted.
It deals with the first plenum of the CPPCC in September 1949. The delegates are introduced. The value of the Common Program and the other decisions made at this plenum are delineated. The formation the new government, the appointment of new ambassadors, and the recruitment of cadres is also a topic.
Finally, the background of the cadres and the conflicts arising after the takeover are decribed.