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This is a living history of the legendary journey that made Mao's China. In October 1934, the First Front Army of the Chinese Communist Party fled annihilation by Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists. Some 80,000 men, women and children left their homes to walk with Mao into the unknown. One year,... read more
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Characters/People edit
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- Mao Zedong
- Zhang Guotao
- Miao
- Yang Xiao
- Jia Ji
- Yang Chengwu
- Otto Braun
- Bo Gu
- Zhou Enlai
- Halliday
- Wang Jiaxiang
- Zhang Wentian
- Maomei
- Jiang Zemin
- Guomindang
- Zhu De
- Luo Kaifu
- Peng Dehuai
- Xiong Huazhi
- Jung Chang
- Xiong Minghu
- Liu
- Sitao
- Qiuga
- Xiao Yedan
- Yang Tingyan
- Yi
- William Lindesay
- Wang Ming
- Duolitai
- Dr Lei
- Stalin
- Li Guoxiu
- Yang Tingyu
- Wang Daojin
Setting & Locations edit
- People's Republic Of China
- Beijing
- Guizhou Province
- Jiangxi
- Hunan
- England
- Guangdong
- Soviet Union
- Yunnan
- Guangxi
- Hong Kong
- Iraq
- Swamps
- Zizhen
- Luding Bridge
- Gansu
- Sichuan
- Shaanxi
- Chengdu
- Kunming
- Xichang
- Moscow
- Anshunchang
- Shanghai
- Chishui River
- Yudu
- Zhaxi
- Guiyang
- Zhuokeji
- Qilushan
- Huafangzi
- Tongdao
- Ruijin
- Maotai
- Dadu
- Xiang River
- Guangzhou
- Chongqing
- Huangjing
- Qinghai
- Harrison Salisbury
- Pingpu
- Hecun
- Soviet Republic
- Guangshun
Authors & Contributors edit
- Ed Jocelyn (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Constable
Country: UK
Publication Date: January 2006
ISBN: 978-1845292553
Page Count: 350
Publisher: Constable
Country: UK
Publication Date: January 2006
ISBN: 978-1845292553
Page Count: 350
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