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his year, China has lavishly celebrated two jubilees: the centenary of the establishment of the 3rd (Communist) International in March 1919, a worldwide organization of Bolsheviks that had played a tremendous role in the preparation of the Chinese Revolution; and 100 years since the emergence of the Fourth of May Movement that started the spread of Bolshevist ideas in China. These dates are a worthy pretext for remembering the person whose contribution to both the China policy of the Comintern and the establishment of the Communist Party and YCL in China was truly enormous, Chinese revolutionary Zhang Tailei (1898-1927), who was in the early 1920s the main connecting link between the world Communist movement and.
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