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武登, 木村; 悌二, 三浦; 俊二, 軽部; 弘美, 織田; 峰男, 益田; 泰史, 林; 三都男, 五十嵐; 孝思, 稲松; 武夫, 渡辺; 千城, 坂本; 洋子, 坂本; 治子, 宮本; 寿美子, 山岡; 治子, 三浦; 仁美, 松村; 雅洋, 大畑; 善明, 増山; 正春, 筒泉; 康男, 今井; 拓男, 藤田

doi:10.3143/geriatrics.18.18-supl_28

Jpn. j. geriat

1981

DOI: 10.3143/geriatrics.18.18-supl_28

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木村武登¹,

三浦悌二²,

軽部俊二³

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Guangzhou's Democracy Movement in Cultural Revolution Perspective

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1985

The China Quarterly

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China's “democracy movement” seems, for the moment, to have passed into history. It began with wall-posters in Beijing in November 1978 and reached its high-tide the following February and March. By late March–April 1979, however, the first of a series of restrictions had been placed on participants, and the movement's most outspoken representatives, such as Wei Jingsheng, had been arrested. A year later there was a second crackdown, and even moderate members of the movement were ordered to desist. The final crackdown occurred in April 1981 and resulted in the arrest of more than 20 activists. Although the movement focused upon Beijing, where a wide variety of “unofficial” or “people's publications” (minjian kanwu) vied for domestic and international attention, many of China's provinces and cities produced their own “democracy activists” and publications.

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Guangzhou's Democracy Movement in Cultural Revolution Perspective

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1985

The China Quarterly

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