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Selected Bibliography SElEcTED BIblIOGRAPHY CHINESE-LANGUAGE SOURcES ARcHIVES, MANUScRIPTS, AND COllEcTED MIlITARY PAPERS Archives of the PRC Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Foreign Relations of the People’s Republic of China, 1949–1958. Archives Section of the General Office, Beijing. Cited as PRC Foreign Ministry Archives. Archives of the PRC Ministry of Railway Administration. International Liaison Division Records, Archives of the Railway Ministry, Beijing. Cited as PRC Ministry of Railway Administration Archives. Archives of the ROC Ministry of Defense. Programs and Budget for the Communist POWs from the Korean War. File Nos. 00012390-00056703. The Center for Military Archives, Defense Ministry, Taipei, Taiwan. Archives of the ROC Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Anti-Communist Chinese POWs from the Korean War: Plans, Arrangements, and Reports. Files of the North American Bureau, nos. 411, 417, and 422. Files of the Asia-Pacific Bureau, nos. 005, 013, and 021. Archival Center of the Foreign Affairs Ministry, Taipei, Taiwan. Archives of the ROC Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Negotiations and Settlements for the Anti-Communist Chinese POWs from the Korean War. File nos. 172–3 and 172–4. National Archives, Taipei, Taiwan. Bureau of the Historical and Political Records, Defense Department, the Republic of China (ROC). Gu Zhutong jiangjun jinianji [Recollection of General Gu Zhutong’s Works]. Taipei, Taiwan: Bureau of the Historical and Political Records, ROC Defense Department, 1988. © The Author(s) 2019 199 X. Li, China’s War in Korea, New Directions in East Asian History, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-32-9675-6 200 SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY CCP Central Archives, comps. Zhonggong zhongyang wenjian xuanji, 1921–1949 [Selected Documents of the CCP Central Committee, 1921–1949]. Eighteen volumes. Beijing: Zhonggong zhongyang dangxiao chubanshe [CCP Central Party Academy Press], 1992. CCP Central Archives, Central Archival and Manuscript Research Division, and CCP Organization Department comps. Zhongguo gongchandang zuzhishi zil- iao, 1921–1997 [Documents of the CCP Organization’s History, 1921–1997]. Fourteen volumes. Beijing: Zhonggong dangshi chubanshe [CCP Central Committee’s Party History Press], 2000. CCP Heilongjiang Provincial Committee. “Report on the Logistics Supplies and War Preparation for the NEBDA Troops, September 30, 1950.” In Heilongjiang shengzhengfu dang’an, 1949–1966 [Heilongjiang Provincial Government Archives, 1949–1966]. Heilongjiang Provincial Archives, Harbin, Heilongjiang. Chen Yi. Chen Yi junshi wenxuan [Selected Military Papers of Chen Yi]. Beijing: Jiefangjun chubanshe [PLA Press], 1996. CPVF Twentieth Army Command. Documents of the War to Resist the U.S. and Aid Korea (WRUSAK), 1950–1953, in PLA Twentieth Army Archives. The PLA Twentieth Army Headquarters, Kaifeng, Henan. CPVF Twenty-seventh Army Command. Collection of the Orders, Instructions, and Documents for All Operations and Battles in Korea, 1950–1952. The PLA Twenty-seventh Army Archives, Shijiazhuang, Hebei. “Dang’an” [Archives], Beijing TV. Weida de kangmei yuanchao, II: jueze [Great WRUSAK, 2: Decision], series no. 771, https://tv.sohu.com/v/ MjAxNDAzMTEvbjM5NjM3MzQ5Mi5zaHRtbA Dang de wenxian [Party Archives and Documents], 1998–2018. Dangshi yanjiu ziliao [Party History Research Sources], 1998–2018. Deng Xiaoping. Deng Xiaoping lun guofang he jundui jianshe [Deng Xiaoping on National Defense and Army Building]. Beijing: Junshi kexue chubanshe [Military Science Press], 1992. Government Documents from the Soviet Archives. “The Minutes of the Meetings between Stalin and Mao, December 1949–February 1950,” file nos. 00245-­ 00311. Research Center for the International Cold War History, East China Normal University, Shanghai, China. Gu Cheng, el at. trans. and eds. Kangmei yuanchao zhanzheng: dijun shiliao [WRUSAK: ROK Army Archives]. Five vols. Harbin: Heilongjiang chaoxian minzu chubanshe [Heilongjiang Korean Ethnic Minority Publishing], 1988–1990. He Long. He Long junshi wenxuan [Selected Military Papers of He Long]. Beijing: Jiefangjun chubanshe [PLA Press], 1989. Huang Xiuhuan, ed. Zhanhou waijiao shiliao huibian: hanzhan yu fan’gong yishi pian [Collected Archives of the Post-war Diplomacy: The Korean War and the Anti-Communist POWs]. Three volumes. Taipei, Taiwan: Guoshiguan [National Archives Printing], 2005–2007. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 201 Jiang Zemin. Jiang Zeming wenxuan [Selected Works of Jiang Zemin]. Three volumes. Beijing: Renmin chubanshe [People’s Press], 2006. Liu Bocheng. Liu Bocheng junshi wenxuan [Selected Military Papers of Liu Bocheng]. Beijing: Jiefangjun chubanshe [PLA Press], 1992. Liu Shaoqi. Jianguo yilai Liu Shaoqi wengao, 1949–1955 [Liu Shaoqi’s Manuscripts since the Founding of the State, 1949–1952]. Seven volumes. Beijing: Zhongyang wenxian chubanshe [CCP Central Archival and Manuscript Press], 2008. Cited as Liu’s Manuscripts since 1949. Lushun Naval Command, PLA Navy. “Document Collection on Lin Biao and Li Zuopeng’s Criminal Activities of Attacking the Party and Betraying the PLA, October 1971.” In Political files against the Lin-Li Group (1971–1972), Lushun Naval Base Archives, Lushun, Liaoning. Mao Zedong. Jianguo yilai Mao Zedong junshi wengao [Mao Zedong’s Military Manuscripts since the Founding of the PRC]. Three volumes. Beijing: Junshi kexue chubanshe [Military Science Press] and Zhongyang wenxian chubanshe [CCP Central Archival and Manuscript Press], 2010. Cited as Mao’s Military Manuscripts since 1949. ———. Jianguo yilai Mao Zedong wengao, 1949–1976 [Mao Zedong’s Manuscripts since the Founding of the State, 1949–1976]. Thirteen volumes. Beijing: Zhongyang wenxian chubanshe [CCP Central Archival and Manuscript Press], 1989–1993. Cited as Mao’s Manuscripts since 1949. ———. Mao Zedong junshi wenji [Collected Military Works of Mao Zedong]. Six volumes. Beijing: Junshi kexue chubanshe [Military Science Press], 1993. Cited as Collected Military Works of Mao. ———. Mao Zedong junshi wenxun: neibuben [Selected Military Papers of Mao Zedong: Internal Edition]. Two volumes. Beijing: Jiefangjun zhanshi chuban- she [PLA Soldiers Press], 1981. Cited as Selected Military Papers of Mao. ———. Mao Zedong wenxun [Collected Works of Mao Zedong]. Eight volumes. Beijing: Renmin chubanshe [People’s Press], 1999. Cited as Collected Works of Mao. ———. Mao Zedong xuanji [Selected Works of Mao Zedong]. Five volumes. Beijing: Renmin chubanshe [People’s Press], 1977. Cited as Selected Works of Mao. National Committee of Chinese People to Support World Peace against American Invasion. Chaoxian tingzhan tanpan wenti [The Issues of the Korean Truce Negotiations]. Two volumes. Beijing: Shijie zhishi chubanshe [World Knowledge Publishing], 1951–1952. ———. Zhandou zai Changjin hupan [War-fighting around the Chosin Lake]. Beijing: Renmin chubanshe [People’s Press], 1951. Nie Rongzhen. Nie Rongzhen junshi wenxuan [Selected Military Papers of Nie Rongzhen]. Beijing: Jiefangjun chubanshe [PLA Press], 1992. Peng Dehuai. Peng Dehuai junshi wenxuan [Selected Military Papers of Peng Dehuai]. Beijing: Zhongyang wenxian chubanshe [CCP Central Archival and Manuscript Press], 1988. Cited as Selected Military Papers of Peng. 202 SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Shen Zhihua, trans. and ed. Chaoxian zhanzheng: eguo dang’anguan de jiemi wen- jian [The Korean War: Declassified Documents from Russian Archives]. Three volumes. Taipei, Taiwan: Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica, 2015. Xi Jinping. Speech at the “Sixtieth Anniversary Celebration of the CPVF’s Participation in the War to Resist the U.S. and Aid Korea (WRUSAK).” In Renmin ribao [People’s Daily], October 26, 2010. http://paper.people.com. cn/rmrb/html/2010-10/26. Xinhuashe [New China News Agency]. Xinhuashe wenjian ziliao huibian [A Collection of Documentary Materials of the New China News Agency]. Beijing: Xinhua chubanshe [New China Publishing House], 1954. Xu Xiangqian. Xu Xiangqian junshi wenxuan [Selected Military Papers of Xu Xiangqian]. Beijing: Jiefangjun chubanshe [PLA Press], 1992. Yang Yiming. Beihan zhanchang guilai [I Returned from the North Korean Battlefield]. Hong Kong: Ziyou chubanshe [The Freedom Press], 1953. Zhiyuanjun yiri Compilation Committee. Zhiyuanjun yiri [Daily Life of the CPVF Soldiers]. Three volumes. Beijing: Renmin wenxue chubanshe [People’s Literature Press], 1956–1957. Zhonggong zhongyang Nanjing jiu: zhonggong lishi ziliao [The Nanjing Bureau of the CCP Central Committee: CCP Historical Documents]. Beijing: Zhonggong zhongyang dangshi chubanshe [CCP Central Committee’s Party History Press], 1990. Zhou Enlai. Jianguo yilai Zhou Enlai wengao, 1949–1950 [Zhou Enlai’s Manuscripts since the Founding of the State, 1949–1950]. Three volumes. Beijing: Zhongyang wenxian chubanshe [CCP Central Archival and Manuscript Press], 2008. Cited as Zhou’s Manuscripts since 1949. ———. Zhou Enlai junshi wenxun [Selected Military Works of Zhou Enlai]. Four volumes. Beijing: Renmin chubanshe [People’s Press], 1997. Cited as Selected Military Works of Zhou. Zhu De. Zhu De junshi wenxuan [Selected Military Papers of Zhu De]. Beijing: Jiefangjun chubanshe [PLA Press], 1986. Zhu Yulin. Zhu Yulin riji, 1950–1953 [Diary of Zhu Yulin, 1950–1953]. Diary entries from Chen Shuang, “A Touchable War Memory: A Newly Discovered Combat Diary of a CPVF Officer.” InShu Cheng [Book City] (November 2010): 5–18. OFFIcIAl CHRONIclES, REcOllEcTIONS, AND MEmOIRS Bo Yibo. Ruogan zhongda juece yu shijian de huigu [Recollections of Certain Important Decisions and Events]. Two volumes. Beijing: Zhonggong zhong- yang dangxiao chubanshe
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