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File Name: SCR51.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: Strike Surely, Accurately and Relentlessly
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We must suppress all counter-revolutionaries, but on no account should we make wrong arrests or executions.
(March 30, 1951)
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In regard to the counter-revolutionaries ferreted out in the Communist Party, People's Liberation Army and organs of the People's Government and in educational, industrial and commercial and religious circles, democratic parties and people's organizations, the Central Committee has decided as follows. Whereas those whose crimes do not deserve the death penalty shall be sentenced to life imprisonment or various prison terms or put under public supervision and surveillance, with respect to all counter-revolutionaries deserving capital punishment execution shall be confined to those who owe blood debts, or who have committed other major crimes which evoke public indignation, such as frequent rape or the plundering of large amounts of property, or who have done extremely serious harm to the national interest, while the policy towards the rest shall be one of passing the death sentence, granting a two-year reprieve and subjecting them to forced labour during this period to see how they behave
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File Name: SPW57.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: Speech at Party's Conference on Propaganda Work
2 occurence(s) of the search term religious Description:
In fact this line is not practicable, and therefore they are actually ready to capitulate to imperialism, feudalism and bureaucrat-capitalism. Such persons are found in political circles and in industrial and commercial, cultural and educational, scientific and technological and religious circles, and they are extremely reactionary. They account for only 1 or 2 or 3 per cent of the five million intellectuals
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File Name: TMM51.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: Great Victories in Three Mass Movements
1 occurence(s) of the search term religious Description:
org (November 1999)
page 59
GREAT VICTORIES
IN THREE MASS MOVEMENTS[*]
October 23, 1951
Fellow Committee Members and Comrades,
The Third Session of the First National Committee of our People's Political Consultative Conference is now open. Besides members of the National Committee, there are present at this session specially invited representatives of the Chinese People's Volunteers and the People's Liberation Army, model workers in industry and agriculture, delegates from the old base areas, workers in education, literature and art, industrialists and businessmen, experts in various fields, representatives of religious circles, minority nationalities, overseas Chinese, women and youth, representatives from provincial and municipal consultative committees, etc., as well as many government personnel
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File Name: TPC57.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: Talks at a Conference of Party Committee Secretaries
1 occurence(s) of the search term religious Description:
If it is asserted that the socialist system and its relations of production and superstructure will not die out, what kind of Marxism would that be. Wouldn't it be the same as a religious creed or theology that preaches an everlasting God.
How to handle the contradictions between the people and the enemy and those among the people in socialist society is a branch of science worthy of careful study
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File Name: WSD46.html
Modified: 20 August 2002
Title: Smash Chiang Kai-shek's Offensive
2 occurence(s) of the search term religious Description:
The section on "General Principles" provided that all political parties of the country shall "unite closely to build a new China, united, free and democratic"; that there shall be "political democratization, nationalization of troops, and equality and legality for all political parties"; and that "political disputes shall be settled by political means in order to ensure peace and national development". The section on "Rights of the People" provided that "the freedoms of person, thought, religious belief, speech, the press, assembly, association, residence, movement and correspondence shall be guaranteed to the people" and that "any organ or person other than the judiciary and the police is strictly forbidden to arrest, try and punish people, and anyone who violates this provision shall be punished". The section on "Political Affairs" provided that "all levels of the administration shall be overhauled, their powers and responsibilities unified and clearly defined, all duplicated agencies abolished, administrative procedures simplified and each level of administration charged with definite responsibilities"; that "competent office-holders shall be protected, appointments to government posts based not on party affiliation but on competency and seniority, and the holding of concurrent posts and the practice of favouritism forbidden"; that "the supervisory system shall be strictly enforced, corruption severely punished and facilities given to the people freely to lodge accusations against corrupt officials"; that "local self-government shall be actively promoted and elections from the lower level upwards through universal suffrage carried out"; and that "the powers of the central and local governments shall be defined according to the principle of fair distribution of powers, that the local governments may take such measures as are suitable to local circumstances, but those enacted by a province or county must not contradict those of the central government"
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