A springboard to victory : Shandong Province and Chinese communist military and financial strength, 1937-1945
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A springboard to victory : Shandong Province and Chinese communist military and financial strength, 1937-1945
（China studies / editors, Glen Dudbridge, Frank Pieke, v. 19）
Brill, 2011
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Description
Did the Chinese Communists use money or banking systems during their struggle for national power? In the West, this question was not answered, or even raised, for sixty years after the Communists took over China in 1949. This book examines the Communists' revenue and supply system during the Japanese occupation in Shandong, a coastal province in northern China. It explores how the Communists manipulated currency exchange rates to turn trade within the occupied zones into their principal source of revenue and transform the Japanese army and navy into their most important customers. Thus enabling them to stockpile the materials needed for the race against the Nationalists into Manchuria, China's only industrialized area, immediately after Japan's surrender.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter One: The Birth of the CCP Military-fiscal State in Shandong
Chapter Two: Moving Towards Confrontation
Chapter Three: Escalation and the CCP's Financial Framework
Chapter Four: Institutions of Economic Control
Chapter Five: Pre-Pearl Harbor Policy Changes
Chapter Six: From the Strategies of Confrontation to Time-killing
Chapter Seven: Perseverance
Chapter Eight: Financial Pressure, Xu Muqiao and Salt
Chapter Nine: Turning Point and Encroachments
Chapter Ten: Accessing the Enemy's Resources for Post-war Rivalry
Chapter Eleven: The Campaign to Reduce Rents and Interest Rates
Chapter Twelve: Conclusion
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