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To: TobagoJack who wrote (172520)5/30/2021 1:27:27 AM
From: Haim R. Branisteanu  Read Replies (1) of 217661
 
TJ - why China uses the "Long March" as a name? You know well what it symbolize.

Did Mao messengers not kill enough people or was cannibalisms too limited during the Red Revolution?
(Guangxi Massacre - Wikipedia) -
(A Tale of Red Guards and Cannibals - The New York Times)

At the height of the frenzy of China’s Cultural Revolution, victims were eaten at macabre “flesh banquets”, but 50 years after the turmoil began, the Communist Party is suppressing remembrance and historical reckoning of the era and its excesses.
(China suppresses horrific history of cannibalism | Hindustan ...)

Teenaged Red Guards beat teachers to death for being “counter-revolutionaries” and family members denounced one another while factions clashed bitterly for control across the country.



Some residents say they have never heard of the dozens of acts of cannibalism, motivated by political hatred rather than hunger, that once stained the streets with blood.
At least 38 people were eaten in Wuxuan, a high-ranking member of an early 1980s official investigation told AFP, asking not to be named for fear of repercussions. “All the cannibalism was due to class struggle being whipped up, and was used to express a kind of hatred,” he said. “The murder was ghastly, worse than beasts.”

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