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Encyclopedia > Red Guard

The term Red Guards may refer to one of the following.

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Red Guards (China) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1285 words)
Most Red Guards were youngsters in their mid-teens summoned by Chairman Mao Zedong to protect the forward progression of the Chinese Communist Party against "evil forces" such as imperialism and corruption, including those within the Communist Party who were identified as deviationists.
Red Guards could be found in all aspects of Chinese society from the Foreign Ministry down to supervision of siblings.
Those who suffered from the Red Guard barbarism during the Cultural Revolution are allowed to claim back the property they lost from the PRC government as long as they have some sort of "evidence" to prove their property; for example, a photo or ownership paper.
Red Guards (Russia) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (370 words)
Red Guards were the base for the forming of the Red Army.
In Petrograd, the head of the Red Guards (30,000 personnel) was Konstantin Yurenev.
During the revolution, training of the Red Guards was arranged by the Military Organization of the RSDLP.
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