Red China's Battle Plan | Cold War Propaganda Film (1964) | U.S. Navy Documentary

Explore "Red China's Battle Plan," a Cold War-era documentary produced by the U.S. Navy in 1964. This historical propaganda film reveals China's revolutionary strategy and its role in global communist movements. It examines key events from Sun Yat-sen's leadership to Mao Zedong's rise and China's involvement in Vietnam and Korea.

Key Highlights:

Revolutionary activities from 1921-1964.

The Long March and Mao’s Red Army strategies.

Post-WWII Chinese military and political developments.

China's global influence on underdeveloped nations during the Cold War.

Keywords:
Cold War documentary, Red China's battle plan, Mao Zedong revolution, Communist China history, Cold War propaganda, U.S. Navy films, Long March documentary, Vietnam War, Korean War, Sun Yat-sen, Chinese Communist Party, 1964 Cold War films.

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