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  • China
    China
    / Readjustment and reaction, 1961–65

    …basis for the reeducation (“revolutionization”) of all youth hoping to succeed to the revolutionary cause. This high tide of revolutionization lasted until early August, when U.S. air strikes on North Vietnam raised the specter of war on China’s southern border. A yearlong debate followed on the wisdom of conducting…

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    …basis for the reeducation (“revolutionization”) of all youth hoping to succeed to the revolutionary cause. This high tide of revolutionization lasted until early August, when U.S. air strikes on North Vietnam raised the specter of war on China’s southern border. A yearlong debate followed on the wisdom of conducting…

    Read More