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SOCIALISM IN CHINA
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Socialism in China
Neue Zeit 1913—14, XXXII, 1, S. 711—2.
Retelling of an article by A. Jах (Shanghai) in the "Socialist Review" (1913 No. 1).
The article is titled "Die Reaktion in China".
The author provides translations of the statutes of Chinese socialist parties and organizations. Their "Verschwommenheit", "fromme Wünsche" is striking. In Chinese, socialism and society are one word (Schih Hui). A number of socialists have been executed. The worker Wen (from Shanghai) (executed) founded the "Workers' Party of the Chinese Republic". This party successfully conducted a three-day strike of silver jewelers in Shanghai at the beginning of 1913. The program is extremely unclear.
There was also the "Chinese Socialist Party"—and the "pure (sic!) socialist party". The leaders have mostly been executed. The parties were destroyed by Yuan Shikai.
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SOCIALISM IN CHINA
Neue Zeit 1913—14, XXXII, 1, p. 711—2.

Retelling of an article by A. Jacks (Shanghai)
in the "Socialist Review" (1913 No. 1).
The article is titled "Reaction in China".
The author provides translations of the statutes of Chinese socialist parties and organizations. Their "vagueness", "pious wishes" is striking. In Chinese, socialism and society are one word (Shi Gui). A number of socialists have been executed. The worker Wen (from Shanghai) (executed) founded the "Workers' Party of the Chinese Republic". This party successfully conducted a three-day strike of silver chasers in Shanghai at the beginning of 1913. The program is extremely unclear.
There was also the "Chinese Socialist Party"—and the "pure (sic!) socialist party". The leaders have mostly been executed. The parties were destroyed by Yuan Shikai.
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