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What Did The Red Guards Believe In. red guards attacked intellectuals, professionals, and anyone who had contact with the west, or represented traditional. Red guards (also called workers' militia) were volunteer armed bands formed by industrial workers. At the august 18th rally mao and lin biao urged the students to “destroy the four olds”: they were formed under the auspices of the chinese communist party (ccp) in 1966 in order to help party. In august and september 1966, “red terror” seized china. Old ideas, old culture, old customs and old habits. red guard groups in middle schools, formed by those from senior cadre and working class families, became the dominant force in the chair­man’s rebellion against the party establishment he had once encour­aged and now wished to destroy. austin ramzy wrote in the new york times: The red guards were students who answered mao’s call for continuing revolution, red guards formed large. During the cultural revolution in china, mao zedong mobilized groups of devoted young people who.

red guard groups in middle schools, formed by those from senior cadre and working class families, became the dominant force in the chair­man’s rebellion against the party establishment he had once encour­aged and now wished to destroy. During the cultural revolution in china, mao zedong mobilized groups of devoted young people who. they were formed under the auspices of the chinese communist party (ccp) in 1966 in order to help party. Old ideas, old culture, old customs and old habits. The red guards were students who answered mao’s call for continuing revolution, red guards formed large. At the august 18th rally mao and lin biao urged the students to “destroy the four olds”: red guards attacked intellectuals, professionals, and anyone who had contact with the west, or represented traditional. Red guards (also called workers' militia) were volunteer armed bands formed by industrial workers. In august and september 1966, “red terror” seized china. austin ramzy wrote in the new york times:

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What Did The Red Guards Believe In red guard groups in middle schools, formed by those from senior cadre and working class families, became the dominant force in the chair­man’s rebellion against the party establishment he had once encour­aged and now wished to destroy. they were formed under the auspices of the chinese communist party (ccp) in 1966 in order to help party. Red guards (also called workers' militia) were volunteer armed bands formed by industrial workers. austin ramzy wrote in the new york times: In august and september 1966, “red terror” seized china. red guard groups in middle schools, formed by those from senior cadre and working class families, became the dominant force in the chair­man’s rebellion against the party establishment he had once encour­aged and now wished to destroy. During the cultural revolution in china, mao zedong mobilized groups of devoted young people who. The red guards were students who answered mao’s call for continuing revolution, red guards formed large. Old ideas, old culture, old customs and old habits. red guards attacked intellectuals, professionals, and anyone who had contact with the west, or represented traditional. At the august 18th rally mao and lin biao urged the students to “destroy the four olds”: