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Liu Shaoqi was the second president of communist China from 1959 to 1966, serving as one of the country's top leaders alongside Mao Zedong. He matters historically because his political career and fall from power during the Cultural Revolution reflect the internal power struggles that shaped modern China's development.
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Person · Open Library
- Born
- 1898
- Died
- 1969
- Works
- 84
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- Collected works of Liu Shao-chʻi, before 1944
- 中國共產黨黨章及關於修改黨章的報告
- 劉少奇關於土地改革問題的報告
- 土改整黨典型經驗
- 高擧毛澤東思想的革命旗幟前進
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Article · 日本語
劉 少奇（りゅう しょうき、リウ・シャオチー、刘少奇、1898年11月24日 - 1969年11月12日）は、中華人民共和国の政治家。凱豊や胡服などといった別名も使用した。 第2代中華人民共和国主席（国家主席）などを務め、中国共産党での序列は毛沢東党主席に次ぐ第2位であったが、文化大革命の中で失脚、非業の死を遂げた。
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