October 8, 2009 7:41 PM
Tag: Bao Tong
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China Ex-censor Claims Key Tiananmen Memoirs Role
Reuters is reporting that former official Du Daozheng has publicly announced that he played a major role in recording Zhao Ziyang’s recently released memoir:Du Daozheng, reformist chief of the General Administration of Press and Publications in the late 1980s, said he was one of four retired officials who helped Zhao secretively record his memoirs before his death under house arrest in 2005May 20, 2009 9:45 PM
Taiwan Offers China Model
From Radio Free Asia: Taiwan, which marks its own National Day nine days after a lavish display of communist military pow
Twenty Years On – Legacy of a Massacre
Two lengthy articles look at the legacy of June 4th by profiling the key players. A report in the Age gets the perspectiv
May 29, 2009 9:30 PM
Openness in China About Memoir Proves Short-Lived
While authorities initially permitted access to reports about the new memoir of purged Party leader Zhao Ziyang, they hav
May 24, 2009 7:28 AM
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- Former Top Chinese Aide Calls for Civil Right...
- Bao Tong: Remembering Zhao Ziyang
