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The Founding of the Chinese Communist Party: A New Political Force Emerges – Examine the Origins of the CCP in the Aftermath of the May Fourth Movement, Influenced by Marxism-Leninism and the Russian Revolution, Setting the Stage for Decades of Political Struggle.

The Founding of the Chinese Communist Party: A New Political Force Emerges (A Lecture in Three Acts) (Professor Peng, Dressed in a slightly rumpled tweed jacket and sporting a twinkle…
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The Founding of the People’s Republic of China (1949): Mao Zedong Proclaims a New Era – Examine the Events Leading up to and Including the Proclamation of the PRC in Beijing, Exploring the Significance of This Moment for China and the World, Marking the End of the Civil War and the Establishment of Communist Rule on the Mainland.

The Founding of the People's Republic of China (1949): Mao Zedong Proclaims a New Era – From Civil War Chaos to Communist Control (Lecture Introduction - A Dramatic Entrance! 🎤💥)…
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The Founding of the Chinese Communist Party (1921): From Small Beginnings to a World Power – Explore the Origins and Early Years of the CCP, Examining the Influence of Marxism-Leninism, Its Alliance and Break with the Nationalist Party, And Its Struggle for Survival in the Early Decades of the Republic.

The Founding of the Chinese Communist Party (1921): From Small Beginnings to a World Power – A Lecture (Lecture Theatre - Image: A slightly chaotic university lecture hall with a…
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Roman Mythology: Gods, Emperors, and the Founding of an Empire – Explore the Mythology of Ancient Rome, Drawing Heavily On Greek Mythology But With Its Own Unique Deities (Jupiter, Juno, Neptune, Minerva, Mars), Stories Related To The Founding And History Of Rome (Romulus and Remus, Aeneas), And Myths That Often Served To Glorify The State And The Emperor, Reflecting Roman Values Of Order, Duty, And Empire.

Roman Mythology: Gods, Emperors, and the Founding of an Empire 🏛️ (Professor Augustus Quill, Department of Classics, University of the Forum - That's my forum, by the way.) Alright, settle…