Mao - Stories that are not known

Jon Halliday, Jung Chang

Price: Rp 175.000, - *
Size: 15.5 x 23.7 cm
Thickness: 1012 pages
Published: June 2007

Reviews:
Written based on over a decade of research and interviews with those closest to Mao in China before its open mouth, never-plus interviews with people outside China who have important relationships with the Mao-this book is a biography of Mao is the most valid ever written.

With full disclosure that surprising, menghan-curkan myth about the Long March, and accurately reflect the real-Mao who explained: actions that are not driven by idealism or ideology; ebb-tide a complex relationship with Stalin since 1920's which eventually took him to peak power; positive reaction to the occupation of Japan, and sikapnya of tega menjegal, poison, and rack-lawannya for the opponent to reach personal goals. After the year 1949 in China, aspiration is the secret of the world. In pursuing that dream, he menye-babkan death of 38 million people in the disaster of hunger is greatest throughout history. Overall, more than 70 million people died in China under Mao-government in peacetime.

Combining accuracy with a historian bertutur style that smoothly and as bait in Angsa Angsa Liar-paper-Jung Chang (published Gramedia Pustaka Utama) for taking the life of this biography of Mao that ride-down quickly and how Mao-with intrigue, intimidation, and coercion -issue decisions that are not popular. Reading this book, readers invited to enter secret rooms Mao and "tout" a variety of dramatic events that occur in hidden places.

For the first time, character and Mao perilakunya against the despicable wife-wife, boyfriend-girlfriend, and children is disclosed.

This is a truly new form of Mao, both in terms of content and written in a way. Book a surprise for the historian and reader general public.