Summary
Leader, with the Chinese Communist Party, of the Chinese Revolution, whose writings are an inspiration of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine’s Strategy and whose March 1926 article on the classes of Chinese society supplies its opening question (Strategy for the Liberation of Palestine, PDF p.8, p.27).
Details
- The Strategy opens “Who Are Our Enemies?” with a block quotation from Mao’s “Analysis of the Classes of Chinese Society” (March 1926), as named in the body; footnote 1 names it “Analysis of the Classes in Chinese Society”, Selected Works, Vol. I, p.13 (PDF p.27).
- The PFLP’s introduction to the 2017 edition records that the Strategy takes inspiration from the writings of Mao Zedong and the experience of the Chinese Revolution (PDF p.8).
- The Chinese Revolution led by Mao Tse-Tung and the Chinese Communist Party is listed among the post-Second World War events that crystallized the world situation into an imperialist camp and a camp of socialist forces and persecuted peoples (PDF p.86).
Related pages
Strategy for the Liberation of Palestine, Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine