Red gaurds were people in thier Teens and 20s who supported the shake-ups within the communist party in the cultural revolution.Thet are referred to as the lost generation because they lost out on a proper education.
Red gaurds were people in thier Teens and 20s who supported the shake-ups within the communist party in the cultural revolution.Thet are referred to as the lost generation because they lost out on a proper education.
The Red Guards were radical youth groups formed during China's Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) under Mao Zedong's leadership. They aimed to uphold communist ideology by attacking perceived bourgeois elements, intellectuals, and traditional culture. Referred to as the "lost generation," many of these young people faced severe societal disruptions, violence, and the abandonment of their education, leaving them with a sense of disillusionment and loss of identity in the aftermath of the movement.
The red guards were supporters of Chinese Chairman Mao. The red guards were students that defined themselves as a revolutionary youth organization.
Red Guards wore green jackets with a red band on one sleeve. Red Guards were young students that followed Mao Zedong's policies during the Cultural Revolution.
The Red guards were hired by Lenin to kill anyone who he saw fit. The Red Terror is what the group called itself.
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The Red Guards were a group of people or a militia made by Mao Zedong. The group consisted of high school and college students.
Students formed bands of radicals called the ''Red Guard."
The Red Guards thought that only the activity in these fields was allowed that was in strict conformity with Mao's teachings.
The Red Guards are a group of students and young workers who follow the teachings of Mao Zedong. The Red Guards would visit universities and other schools and spred the teachings of Mao Zedong. All who refused would be beaten and tortured until death.
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