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マオ 誰も知らなかった毛沢東 参考文献一覧 Bibliography of Chinese-language Sources （中国語文献一覧） I Abbreviations used in Notes （注釈で用いている略称） BNC Bainian chao (Hundred Year Tide), periodical, Beijing CASS (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences), ed., Geming genjudi jingji shiliao xuanbian (Archive Documents on the Economy of Revolutionary Bases), 3 vols, Jiangxi renmin chubanshe, Nanchang, 1986 CPPCC (Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, National Committee), ed.: Heping laoren Shao Lizi (Shao Lizi, an Old Man of Peace), Wenshi ziliao chubanshe, Beijing, 1985a Liaoshen zhanyi qinliji - yuan Guomindang jiangling de huiyi (Personal Experiences of the Liao-Shen Campaign - Memoirs of Former Nationalist Generals), Zhongguo wenshi chubanshe, Beijing, 1985b Bayisan Songhu kangzhan (The 13 August War against Japan in Shanghai), Zhongguo wenshi chubanshe, Beijing, 1987 Pingjin zhanyi qinliji - yuan Guomindang jiangling de huiyi (Personal Experiences of the Peking-Tianjin Campaign - Memoirs of Former Nationalist Generals), Zhongguo wenshi chubanshe, Beijing, 1989 Jiefang zhanzheng zhong de xibei zhanchang - yuan Guomindang jiangling de huiyi (The Northwest Theatre of the Liberation War - Memoirs of Former Nationalist Generals), Zhongguo wenshi chubanshe, Beijing, 1992 Fu Zuoyi jiangjun (General Fu Zuoyi), a collection of memoirs, Zhongguo wenshi chubanshe, Beijing, 1993 Huaihai zhanyi qinliji - yuan Guomindang jiangling de huiyi (Personal Experiences of the Huai-Hai Campaign - Memoirs of Former Nationalist Generals), Zhongguo wenshi chubanshe, Beijing, 1996 CPPCC (Beijing), ed., Zhou Enlai yu Beijing (Zhou Enlai and Beijing), Zhongyang wenxian chubanshe, 1998 CPPCC (Tianjin), tr. & ed., Riben diguozhuyi qinhua ziliao changbian (Documents on the Japanese Imperialists' Invasion of China), 3 vols of Japanese documents compiled by Japan's Self-Defence Agency, Sichuan renmin chubanshe, Chengdu, 1987 DDWX Dang de wenxian (Party Documents), periodical, Beijing DSYJ Dangshi yanjiu (Party History Studies), periodical, Beijing DYZ Dangshi yanjiu ziliao (Documents for Party History Studies), periodical, Beijing マオ 参考文献一覧 1 DZS Dangdai Zhongguo shi yanjiu (Contemporary China History Studies), periodical, Beijing GNYJ Guangdong nongmin yundong jiangxisuo ziliao xuanbian (Documents on the Guangdong Peasant Movement Institute), Guangdong Peasant Movement Training Institute Museum, ed., Renmin chubanshe, Beijing, 1987 GS Gongfei huoguo shiliao huibian (Documents on the Communist Bandits Bringing Calamity to the Country), 6 vols, Republic of China Documents Editing Committee & Institute of International Relations, comp., Taipei, 1976 GZ Gemingshi ziliao (Documents on the History of the Revolution), periodical, Beijing HDT Hunan dangshi tongxun (Correspondence on Party History in Hunan), periodical, Changsha HNYZ Hunan nongmin yundong ziliao xuanbian (Documents on the Hunan Peasant Movement), Museum of the Chinese Revolution & Hunan Museum, eds, Renmin chubanshe, Beijing, 1988 HZ Hongse Zhonghua (Red China), newspaper, Ruijin IIR (Institute of International Relations), comp., Zhonggong jimi wenjian huibian (Classified Chinese Communist Documents: a Selection), Taipei, 1978 INT Interview records with Mao's relatives, friends, and acquaintances, done in the 1960s, about Mao in Hunan up to 1927, unpublished JDZ Jiangxi dangshi ziliao (Documents on Party History in Jiangxi), periodical, Nanchang JGG Jinggangshan geming genjudi (Jinggangshan Revolutionary Base), documents and memoirs, 2 vols, Jinggangshan Base Party History team & Jinggangshan Revo lutionary Museum, eds, Zhonggong dangshi ziliao chubanshe, Beijing, 1987 JR Jiefang Ribao (Liberation Daily), newspaper, Yanan JSY Jindaishi yanjiu (Studies of Modern History), periodical, Beijing JYZW Jianguo yilai zhongyao wenxian xuanbian (Important Documents of the People's Republic), 20 vols, CCP Archive Study Office, ed., Zhongyang wenxian chubanshe, Beijing, 1992-8 LD Lishi dangan (Historical Archives), periodical, Beijing RR Renmin Ribao (People's Daily), newspaper, Beijing SMMM (Shaoshan Mao Memorial Museum), ed., Mao Zedong yiwu shidian (A Collection of Objects Left Behind by Mao Zedong), Hongqi chubanshe, Beijing, 1996 WDYZ Wenhua dageming yanjiu ziliao (Documents for Researching the Cultural Revolution), 3 vols, People's Liberation Army Defence University, ed., Beijing, 1988, unpublished WHY Wenxian he yanjiu (Documents and Studies), periodical, Beijing WZX Wenshi ziliao xuanji (Selected Historical Accounts), periodical, Beijing WZX-S Wenshi ziliao xuanji - Shanghai (Selected Historical Accounts: Shanghai), periodical, Shanghai XB Xinhua banyue kan (Xinhua Fortnightly), periodical, Beijing XWS Xin wenxue shiliao (New Literature Materials), periodical, Beijing XXZ Xinmin xuehui ziliao (Documents on the New People's Study Society), Museum of the Chinese Revolution & Hunan Museum, eds, Renmin chubanshe, Beijing, 1980 YD Gongchanzhuyi xiaozu he dangde yida ziliao huibian (A Collection of Documents and Interviews on the Early Communist Groups and the Party's First Congress), People's University, ed., Beijing,1979, unpublished マオ 参考文献一覧 2 YHCQ Yanhuang chunqiu (Annals of the Chinese People), periodical, Beijing YQD Yi qida (Reminiscences about the 7th Congress), collection of memoirs, CCP Central Party History Study Office, comp. Heilongjiang chubanshe, Harbin, 2000 ZDC Zhongyang danganguan congkan (Central Archive Periodical), Beijing ZDJC Zhonggong dangshi jiaoxue cankao ziliao (Reference Documents for the Teaching of CCP History), 24 vols, People's Liberation Army Defence University, ed., Beijing, 1986, unpublished ZDY Zhonggong dangshi yanjiu (CCP History Studies), periodical, Beijing ZDZ Zhonggong dangshi ziliao (CCP History Documents), periodical, Beijing ZH Zongheng (Panorama), periodical, Beijing ZHEN Zhonghua ernu (Sons and Daughters of China), periodical, Beijing ZHW Zunyi huiyi wenxian (Documents on the Zunyi Meeting), CCP History Documents Collection Committee and Central Archive, eds, Renmin chubanshe, Beijing, 1985 ZQZS Zhiqingzhe shuo (Insiders Talk), a series of interviews with eyewitnesses and write-ups, Zhongguo qingnian chubanshe, Beijing, 1995-8 ZR Zhonggong dangshi renwu zhuan (Short Biographies of Important CCP Historical Figures) 75 vols, Important CCP Historical Figures Studies Society, ed., Shaanxi renmin chubanshe, Xian, 1980 ZS Zhonghua Minguo zhongyao shiliao chubian - dui Ri kangzhan shiqi (Important Documents of the Republic of China - during the War against Japan), Nationalist Central Committee,ed., Zhongguo Guomindang zhongyang weiyuanhui dangshi weiyuanhui, Taipei, 1981 ZZ2 Zhongguo gongnong hongjun dier fangmianjun zhanshi ziliao xuanbian (Documents on the History of the 2nd Front Army of the Chinese Red Army), committee comp., Jiefangjun chubanshe, Beijing, 1995 ZZ4 Zhongguo gongnong hongjun disi fangmianjun zhanshi ziliao xuanbian (Documents on the History of the 4th Front Army of the Red Army), committee comp., Jiefangjun chubanshe, Beijing, 1993 ZZ25 Zhongguo gongnong hongjun diershiwu jun zhanshi ziliao xuanbian (Documents on the History of the 25th Army of the Chinese Red Army), committee comp., Jiefangjun chubanshe, Beijing, 1991 ZZWX Zhonggong zhongyang wenjian xuanji (A Selection of CCP Documents), Central Archive, ed., 18 vols, Zhonggong zhongyang dangxiao chubanshe, Beijing, 1989-92 II Sources by Author Names （著者名による文献一覧） An Jianshe, ed., Zhou Enlai de zuihou suiyue (Zhou Enlai's Last Years), 1966-76, Zhongyang wenxian chubanshe, Beijing, 1996 Bai Yang, ed., Mao Zedong shici quanji (A Complete Collection of Mao Zedong's Poems), Chengdu chubanshe, Chengdu, 1995 Beijing Archive, ed., Beijing heping jiefang qianhou (Before and After the Peaceful Liberation of Beijing), Beijing chubanshe, Beijing, 1988 Biographical Literature Pub., ed., Zhonggong dixiadang xianxingji (CCP Underground Revealed), 2 vols, Zhuanji wenxue chubanshe, Taipei, 1993 Bo Yibo, Ruogan zhongda juece yu shijian de huigu (Recollections of Important Decisions and Events), Zhonggong zhongyang dangxiao chubanshe, Beijing, 1993 マオ 参考文献一覧 3 Bo Yibo, Qishi nian fendou yu sikao (Struggle of Seventy Years and Reflections), Zhonggong dangshi chubanshe, Beijing, 1996 Cai Chengwen & Zhao Yongtian, Banmendian tanpan (Panmunjom Negotiations), Jiefangjun chubanshe, Beijing, 1990 Cai Dequan & Wang Sheng, Wang Jingwei shengping jishi (Wang Jingwei: A Life), Zhongguo wenshi chubanshe, Beijing, 1993 Cai Gong, '"Xiao Xiongyali shijian" zhenxiang' (The Real Story of the 'Little Hungary Incident'), in Nanfang zhoumo (Southern Weekend), Guangzhou, 15 Jan. 1999 Cai Mengjian, 'Daonian fangong qiangren Zhang Guotao' (Mourning the anti-Communist Strongman Zhang Guotao), in Zhuanji wenxue (Biographical Literature), Taipei, vol. 36, no. 1 Cai Xiaoqian, Jiangxi suqu hongjun xicuan huiyi (Memories of the Jiangxi Soviet Area and the Westward Flight of the Red Army), Zhonggong yanjiu zazhishe, Taipei, 1978 Cao Zhongbin & Dai Maolin, Wang Ming zhuan (A Biography of Wang Ming), Jilin wenshi chubanshe, Changchun, 1991 CCP Archive Study Office, ed., Bujin de sinian (Endlessly Missing), Zhongyang wenxian chubanshe, Beijing, 1991 CCP Archive Study Office, ed., Huiyi Deng Xiaoping (Reminiscences about Deng Xiaoping), Zhongyang wenxian chubanshe, Beijing, 1998 CCP Archive Study Office & Central Archive, eds, Gongheguo zouguo de lu - jianguo yilai zhongyao wenxian zhuanti xuanji (The Road of the Republic - A Thematic Selection of Important Documents of the People's Republic), 1949-1952 & 1953- 1956, Zhongyang wenxian chubanshe, Beijing, 1992 CCP
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