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Red China on the March
Hanwell, Norman D. | September 26, 1936 issue

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The sudden appearance of a portion of the Chinese Red Army, 70,000 strong, at the gates of Titao, fifty miles south of the capital of Kansu, indicates that Chinese leader Chiang Kai-shek's repeated campaigns for the eradication of the communist menace have not been conspicuously successful. General economic unrest and the geography of the region have certainly aided them, but there have also been special conditions contributing to their ease of movement. In northern Shensi, communist propagandists have been at work for almost ten years aided by the poverty of the inhabitants.

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COMMUNISM; POVERTY; COLLECTIVISM; SOCIAL movements; CHIANG Kai-shek; CHINA
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