Sufan movement
The Sufan movement ( Chinese 肃反 运动 / 肅反 運動 , pinyin : sufan yundong ), also “movement to remove hidden counterrevolutionaries” (ch. 肃清 暗藏 的 反革命分子 运动 / 肅清 暗藏 的 反革命分子 運動, pinyin: suqing ancang de fangeming fenzi yundong ), was a government campaign against political opponents in China . It was founded by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) under Mao Zedong . The term "Sufan" stands for " eliminate counterrevolutionaries (pinyin: suqing fangeming)," and the movement is considered one of the CCP's human rights crimes .
history
On July 1, 1955, the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party issued the "Guideline for the Initiation of a Struggle to Eliminate Hidden Counterrevolutionary Elements (关于 展开 斗争 肃清 暗藏 的 反革命分子 的 指示)”. On August 25, 1955, there was a clearer and more repressive version of it: "The directive on the thorough cleansing and cleansing of hidden counterrevolutionaries (关于 彻底 肃清 暗藏 的 反革命分子 的 指示)". The movement is seen as a continuation of the fall of the counter-revolutionary Hu Feng clique . The "movement" ended in late 1957.
During the movement, the " Outstanding Leader " Mao Zedong believed that 95% of China were "good people" and 5% were "counter-revolutionaries" from the Communist Party, government agencies and other institutions in mainland China. " excluded ”. In contrast to the previous " Campaign to Suppress Counterrevolutionaries " (1950-1953), which was directed against (former) members of the Kuomintang in rural areas, small towns and slums, the Sufan movement (1955-1957) was also directed against all other so-called counter-revolutionaries as well as non-communist intellectuals . The Sufan movement is also considered a democide .
According to Chinese state researchers, over 1.4 million intellectuals and officials were persecuted, 214,000 people were arrested and a total of 53,000 people were killed during the Sufan movement . However, independent researchers have estimated that the number of those murdered was several hundred thousand. More recent reports estimate the number of deaths to be much higher.
See also
- Chinese land reform
- Campaign to suppress counter-revolutionaries
- Three anti and five anti movement
- Anti-right movement
- Cleanup of Inner Mongolia
- Red August
- History of the People's Republic of China
Web links
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- Ingrid Saltin: The system of re-education through work, University of Würzburg, 2007.
- Hanns Günther Hilpert, Frédéric Krumbein, Volker Stanzel: China's controlled memory: How historical events are remembered, glorified, reinterpreted and concealed Foundation Science and Politics , December 2019.
Individual evidence
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