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100 1  Sun, Shuyun. 
245 14 The long march :|bthe true history of Communist China's 
       founding myth|h[Hoopla electronic resource] /|cSun Shuyun.
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bTantor Audio,|c2007. 
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511 1  Read by Laural Merlington. 
520    In 1934, the fledgling Chinese Communist Party and its 200,
       000 soldiers were forced off their bases by Chiang Kai-
       Shek and his Nationalist troops.They walked more than 8,
       000 miles over mountains, grasslands, and swamps, ending 
       up in the remote, barren north of China. Only one-fifth 
       survived. They went on to launch the revolution that 
       transformed China, and the Long March was forever 
       enshrined as the defining moment of modern Chinese 
       history. It also served as potent propaganda for Mao and 
       for the Communist revolution.Seventy years later, Sun 
       Shuyun set out to retrace the marchers' steps and to seek 
       out and interview the aged survivors. The Long March is 
       the stunning narrative of her extraordinary expedition. 
       The rugged landscape had changed little. Shuyun's greatest
       difficulty was wrestling with the heroic images of the 
       march she, and every Chinese citizen, had learned as a 
       child. On each step of the journey, she uncovered shocking
       stories of starvation, disease, and desertion, of ruthless
       purges ordered by party leaders, of the mistreatment of 
       women, and of thousands of futile deaths. Many who 
       survived the march reported that their suffering continued
       long after the "triumph" of the revolution, recounting 
       tales of persecution and ostracism that culminated in the 
       horrific years of the Cultural Revolution.The Long March 
       is at once a gripping retelling of an amazing historical 
       adventure, an eye-opening account of how Mao manipulated 
       it for his own purposes, and a moving portrait of China 
       past and present. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
651  0 China|xHistory|yLong March, 1934-1935. 
700 1  Merlington, Laural.|4nrt 
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