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b| CHA 1999
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a| Chan Lau, Kit-ching.
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a| From nothing to nothing :
b| the Chinese Communist movement and Hong Kong, 1921-1936 /
c| Chan Lau Kit-Ching.
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a| The Chinese Communist Movement and Hong Kong, 1921-1936.
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i| Chinese title:
a| 從無到有從有到無 :
b| 中國共產運動與香港
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a| Hong Kong :
b| Hong Kong University Press,
c| 1999.
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a| ix, 342 p. ;
c| 22 cm.
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a| Includes bibliographical notes and index (p. 214-342)
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a| Communism
z| China
x| History.
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a| History.
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a| Communism
x| History.
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a| China
x| History
y| Republic, 1912-1949.
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a| Hong Kong (China)
x| History.
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b| 02-03-22
c| 01-12-04
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t| Acknowledgements
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t| Introduction
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t| Rationale of study
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t| Aim and scope
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t| Periodization
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t| Sources and materials
p| 12
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l| Pt.I
t| The early years, 1921-1925
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l| Ch.1
t| Communist germination in Guangdong, 1921-1922
p| 17
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t| Early communist leadership and organization in Guangdong
p| 18
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t| The Hong Kong seamen's strike
p| 21
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l| Ch.2
t| Communist extension to Hong Kong, 1922-1923
p| 27
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t| Background to extension
p| 27
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t| Initial communist development in Hong Kong
p| 30
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t| The first communist leader in Hong Kong : Liang Pengwan
p| 32
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l| Ch.3
t| Communist development in Hong Kong, 1923-1925
p| 37
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t| Organizational changes
p| 37
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t| Continued problems
p| 38
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t| The labour movement
p| 39
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t| The student movement
p| 42
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t| The communist position on the eve of the Guangzhou-Hong Kong strike-boycott
p| 45
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l| Pt.II
t| The active years, 1925-1927
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l| Ch.4
t| The Guangzhou-Hong Kong Strike-Boycott, June 1925-October 1926
p| 53
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t| The strike in Hong Kong
p| 53
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t| The boycott against Hong Kong
p| 61
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t| Communist recruitment among Hong Kong strikers in Guangzhou
p| 64
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t| The unions unification movement
p| 70
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l| Ch.5
t| From the party purification movement to the Guangzhou Uprising, April-December 1927
p| 78
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t| The Guangdong Communist headquarters moved to Hong Kong
p| 78
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t| The Nanchang Uprising
p| 82
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t| The Guangzhou Uprising
p| 85
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l| Pt.III
t| The frustrated years, 1928-1930
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l| Ch.6
t| Aftermath of the Guangzhou Uprising
p| 95
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l| Ch.7
t| Futile aggression, January-June 1928
p| 105
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t| The role of the CCP Guangdong provincial committee
p| 105
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t| The Chinese Communist Youth League in Guangdong
p| 113
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t| The work in Hong Kong itself
p| 118
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l| Ch.8
t| Repressed aggression, June 1928-June 1930
p| 126
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t| The CCP Sixth National Congress
p| 126
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t| Initial formulation of new policy in Guangdong
p| 129
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t| The Enlarged Meeting, November 16-24
p| 132
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t| Attempts at implementation of new policy
p| 136
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l| Pt.IV
t| The prostrated years, 1930-1936
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l| Ch.9
t| The Li Lisan line in Hong Kong and Guangdong, June-September 1930
p| 144
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t| Li Lisan back in the limelight
p| 144
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t| Prelude to change in Guangdong
p| 146
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t| Launching of the Li Lisan line in Guangdong
p| 150
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t| Implementation and collapse of the Li Lisan line in Guangdong
p| 152
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l| Ch.10
t| Disintegration and disappearance, 1931-1936
p| 160
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t| The Wang Ming Line
p| 160
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t| Anti-Communist raids and Communist martyrdom
p| 176
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t| Hong Kong and the Red Underground Communication Line
p| 189
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t| Conclusion
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t| Bibliographical abbreviations
p| 204
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t| Chinese periodical titles
p| 211
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t| Notes
p| 214
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t| Glossary
p| 268
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t| Bibliography
p| 294
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t| Index
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