Mao, it is said, was delighted with this spontaneous activity, gave it his blessing, and the Red Guards were born. The Red Guard movement merged naturally with Mao's purge of undesirable Party ...

The Red Guard was a massive student-led, paramilitary social movement in China that was mobilized by Chairman Mao Zedong in 1966. ANTISEMITIC RIOT AT COLUMBIA REACHES BOILING POINT AS AGITATORS ...

In China, Song Binbin was the face of Cultural Revolution turmoil, the Red Guard who helped spark the deadly persecution of ...

THE tag “Red Bean Army” is said to be derived from Chairman Mao’s “Red Guards” during China’s Cultural Revolution. The Red Guards are a group of students in their teens and 20s who ...

Fueled by the desire to remove all forms of Western influence, Mao’s Red Guards destroyed laboratories, burned scientific literature, and executed or incarcerated scientists. It was a dark and ...

As its rage focused ever more fiercely on Russia, Red China last week imposed a notable tightening of internal discipline on Mao Tse-tung’s Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution. Red Guards ...

Chinese dissidents who have long looked at the United States as a model for the democracy they want in their own country are growing alarmed at President Donald Trump's rhetoric and actions. The New ...

I just feel like, oh my goodness the… Red Guards are in action again ... which was a tactic notably used by Mao as he carried out his Cultural Revolution from 1966 to 1976.

People in China find echoes of Maoist upheavals in the authoritarian turn that the US is taking under Trump. Read more at straitstimes.com.

July 1967. Fanatical gangs, known as the Red Guards, were hunting down anyone suspected of betraying the ideas of the Chinese communist leader, Chairman Mao Tse Dong. The name of this victim ...