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During the National Salvation Movement of the mid-1930s, the Shanghai Party forged its most workable alliance not with members of the proletariat but with progressives from the city's middle and upper classes. Making use of multi-class patriotism, Party leaders established a co-operative relationship with members of the elite that became a crucial part of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) resistance work against Japan. In many cases, the relationship continued into the post-war years and contributed significantly to the CCP's easy takeover of the city in May 1949.

During the National Salvation Movement (NSM) of the mid-1930s, the Shanghai unit of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) forged its most workable alliance not with members of the proletariat but with progressives from the city's middle and upper classes. Party leaders established a co-operative relationship with members of the elite that became a crucial part of CCP resistance work against Japan. The article looks at the alliance between the CCP and the city's elite in the NSM. (DÜI-Sen)

Although scholars have examined the struggle between Mao Zedong and the Internationalists associated with Wang Ming and Bo Gu for control of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in some detail, they have ignored the final battle between the two groups. That confrontation did not take place in the Central Committee or at the Seventh Party Congress in 1945. Rather, new source materials from the People's Republic and a close reading of the newspaper itself show that it took place in the Party's primary propaganda organ, theLiberation Daily (Jiefang ribao).

The paper is concerned with the final battle between Mao Zedong and the Internationalists associated with Wang Ming and Bo Qu for control of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). New source materials from the PRC and a close reading of the newspaper itself show that it took place in the CCP's primary propaganda organ, the Liberation Daily (Jiegang ribao). The paper examines how Mao took control of the newspaper in 1942 and how he used propaganda in it to cement his position. (DÜI-Sen)