The Chinese Communist Party Interventions in the 1929 Sino-Soviet War

The 1929 Sino-Soviet War Concludes

The 1929 Sino-Soviet War Begins

The Chinese Eastern Railway: Background to the 1929 Sino-Soviet War

“On the Problem of Party Organization” (The Gutian Resolution—Part Three)

“The Problem of Correcting Erroneous and Nonproletarian Ideological Tendencies in the Party” (The Gutian Resolution—Part Two)

The Gutian Resolution (End of 1929) (Part One)

Two Letters and “On Correcting Mistaken Ideas in the Party” (November to December 1929)

The Battle for Shanghang (mid-September 1929)

The Politburo in Shanghai Discusses the Line Struggle in the Red Army and Issues the September Instruction

Mao gets Kicked from Party Leadership, and Organizes a Land Reform in Western Fujian

Mao’s 14 June 1929 Letter to Lin Biao

The Line Struggle Between Mao Zedong and Zhu De (May to June 1929)

The Red Army Victorious: The Conquest of Several Counties in Jiangxi and Fujian in the Spring of 1929

Mao Tells Zhou Enlai about Guerrilla Warfare

The Party Center Attempts to Assert Control over the Red Army and Orders Mao and Zhu to Report to Shanghai

Mao’s March 20 Letter to the Central Committee, and the 5th Red Army’s Retreat from the Jinggangshan (January to April 1929)

On the Experience of the National Bourgeoisie in the New Democratic Revolution

A New Communist Order in Changting (March 1929)

Leaving Donggu, Taking Changting (February to March 1929)