- Title Pages
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- Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
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Chapter 1 Images of Dai Li -
Chapter 2 Living off the Land -
Chapter 3 Touben -
Chapter 4 The League of Ten -
Chapter 5 “Vigorous Practice”: The Chiang Freemasonry -
Chapter 6 The Founding of the Lixingshe -
Chapter 7 The Lixingshe and the Blue Shirts -
Chapter 8 The Blue Shirts’ “Fascism” -
Chapter 9 Ideological Rivalries: The Blue Shirts and the “CC” Clique -
Chapter 10 The Blue Shirts in the Provinces -
Chapter 11 The Shanghai Station, 1932–35 -
Chapter 12 Death Squads -
Chapter 13 Assassinations -
Chapter 14 Police Academies -
Chapter 15 Sleeping in Their Coffins -
Chapter 16 Skirts and Sashes -
Chapter 17 War and the Special Movement Corps -
Chapter 18 The Training Camps -
Chapter 19 Codes -
Chapter 20 Dai Li, Milton Miles, and the Foundation of SACO -
Chapter 21 SACO Training Camps -
Chapter 22 Spying -
Chapter 23 Dai Li’s Wartime Smuggling Networks -
Chapter 24 Juntong in Wartime Chongqing -
Chapter 25 Falling Star - Afterword
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Appendix A Organization of the General Unit of Special Training (later the Northwestern Youth Labor Camp) in Late 1939 -
Appendix B Organization of Juntong Headquarters, 1943–45 -
Appendix C Terms of the Sino-American Special Technical Cooperation Agreement (Washington, D.C., April 1943) -
Appendix D SACO Training Units - Bibliography
Ideological Rivalries: The Blue Shirts and the “CC” Clique
Ideological Rivalries: The Blue Shirts and the “CC” Clique
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- (p.98) Chapter 9 Ideological Rivalries: The Blue Shirts and the “CC” Clique
- Source:
- Spymaster
- Author(s):
Frederic Wakeman
- Publisher:
- University of California Press
This chapter examines ideological rivalries between the Blue Shirts Society and Chiang Kai-shek's CC clique. It explains that by competing with the CC clique for control over the new instruments of print capitalism, the Blue Shirts departed from the brief that they had been given by Chiang Kai-shek to concern themselves mainly with public security and police affairs. It also discusses the expansion of Deng Wenyi's publishing company Give Us a Lift Bookshop into a chain of stores that distributed Chiang loyalists' publications in Nanjing, Hankou, Nanchang, Changsha, Guiyang, and other cities.
Keywords: Blue Shirts Society, CC clique, Chiang Kai-shek, print capitalism, public security, police affairs, Deng Wenyi, Give Us a Lift Bookshop
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- Title Pages
- [UNTITLED]
- [UNTITLED]
- Illustrations
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- Abbreviations
- [UNTITLED]
-
Chapter 1 Images of Dai Li -
Chapter 2 Living off the Land -
Chapter 3 Touben -
Chapter 4 The League of Ten -
Chapter 5 “Vigorous Practice”: The Chiang Freemasonry -
Chapter 6 The Founding of the Lixingshe -
Chapter 7 The Lixingshe and the Blue Shirts -
Chapter 8 The Blue Shirts’ “Fascism” -
Chapter 9 Ideological Rivalries: The Blue Shirts and the “CC” Clique -
Chapter 10 The Blue Shirts in the Provinces -
Chapter 11 The Shanghai Station, 1932–35 -
Chapter 12 Death Squads -
Chapter 13 Assassinations -
Chapter 14 Police Academies -
Chapter 15 Sleeping in Their Coffins -
Chapter 16 Skirts and Sashes -
Chapter 17 War and the Special Movement Corps -
Chapter 18 The Training Camps -
Chapter 19 Codes -
Chapter 20 Dai Li, Milton Miles, and the Foundation of SACO -
Chapter 21 SACO Training Camps -
Chapter 22 Spying -
Chapter 23 Dai Li’s Wartime Smuggling Networks -
Chapter 24 Juntong in Wartime Chongqing -
Chapter 25 Falling Star - Afterword
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Appendix A Organization of the General Unit of Special Training (later the Northwestern Youth Labor Camp) in Late 1939 -
Appendix B Organization of Juntong Headquarters, 1943–45 -
Appendix C Terms of the Sino-American Special Technical Cooperation Agreement (Washington, D.C., April 1943) -
Appendix D SACO Training Units - Bibliography
