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Vol. V,    No. 2      February 13-19, 2005      Quezon City, Philippines

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PHOTO OF THE WEEK

MEMORABILIA 

China after Mao Zedong, who led the Chinese people to victory in their anti-imperialist and socialist revolution in 1949, is described by many observers as undergoing a process of de-Maoification – courtesy of the leaders who came after him. However, he just wouldn’t go away. Not only do there remain believers in Mao Zedong’s ideology. Today, his images still abound in many public places in China – including this store in Beijing, which includes lots of Mao memorabilia in its items.

Photo by Ace Alegre / Bulatlat

 

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