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The Cultural Revolution (文化大革命)
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The Cultural Revolution was borne out of a power struggle between Mao and reformers in the Chinese Communist Party who allowed for elements of private business to boost the Chinese economy in the wake of the Great Leap Forward famine. The Cultural Revolution required that Chinese have complete devotion to Mao with churches, Buddhist temples and many antiquities being destroyed.
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Lauren Walden
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University of Leicester
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Source 5: Anon (1966) Red Guards ransack St Joseph’s Cathedral in Tianjin.
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Four Olds
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During the Cultural Revolution, Red Guards attacked many religious sites. By now, Mao had become a god-like figure worshiped by a mass following. Many religious leaders were beaten and killed by Red Guards. Catholic priests were often coerced into denouncing their faith and those who refused were murdered.
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Anon.
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everydaylifeinmaoistchina.org
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https://everydaylifeinmaoistchina.org/2015/11/25/collection-red-guards-ransack-tianjins-st-joseph-cathedral-in-1966/
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1966