Definitions

1. CCP is the publisher and developer of EVE Online, the world's largest virtual gaming universe.
2. The CCP was under Comintern instructions to cooperate with the Kuomintang, and its members were encouraged to join while maintaining their party identities.
3. The CCP was simply an eastern branch of Soviet= Communism, carrying out the imperialism of the Russian Red Army.
4. The CCP (Compression Control Protocol) is used to negotiate the encryption used.
5. The CCP is supported by many notable webcomic creators, including Jeph Jacques, David Willis, and Kazu Kibuishi. (Web site)

Cultural Revolution

1. At the National Party Congress in 1977, the CCP declared the Cultural Revolution to have officially ended in October 1976. (Web site)

Kmt Army

1. The KMT army suffered some 3.2 million casualties while the CCP increased its military strength from practically nothing to 1.7 million men.

Compression Control Protocol

1. The CCP (Compression Control Protocol) used by PPP is used to negotiate encryption. (Web site)

Anti-Japanese War

1. After the anti-Japanese war was over, the CCP launched a revolutionary war to overthrow the KMT government, bringing the disaster of war to China once more.
2. The textbooks of the CCP claim that the Communist Party led the Chinese victory in the anti-Japanese war. (Web site)

Nuns

1. What is more absurd is that the CCP encouraged monks and nuns to get married so as to disintegrate Buddhism. (Web site)

Order

1. According to this view, the CCP is striving to reincorporate Taiwan into China in order to avert a domestic nationalist backlash and a crisis of legitimacy. (Web site)
2. Zhou was convinced that the CCP, in order to survive must have an army of its own.

Chinese Nation

1. Nevertheless, before its complete collapse, the CCP is trying to tie its fate to the Chinese nation, with its 5000 years of civilization.

History

1. Throughout the history of the CCP, from its establishment to its gaining and maintaining political power, it has gradually become increasingly wicked.

Cultural Center

1. PICC is located at the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) complex, which sits on a 21-hectare reclaimed area at the Manila Bay.

Japanese Troops

1. The Soviets had accepted the surrender of Japanese troops in Manchuria and turned over large stockpiles of Japanese weapons and ammunition to the CCP. (Web site)

Principles

1. No matter how often the CCP changes its principles, the goal remains clear: gaining and maintaining power, and sustaining absolute control of the society.

Actions

1. Clothed in the name of the nation, these thoughts and actions worked to brainwash people into complying with the evil of the CCP. (Web site)

Resolution

1. However, the Comintern in fact controlled events behind the scenes, and vetoed the resolution reached in the conference; it ordered the CCP to join the KMT. (Web site)

Japanese

1. Even so, the CCP constantly claimed that the KMT did not resist the Japanese, and that it was the CCP that led the great victory in the anti-Japanese war.
2. The CCP realized that if it were to face battle with the Japanese, its power would be diminished.
3. The CCP demanded joint resistance against the Japanese and forced Chiang Kai-shek to accept cooperation a second time.

Red Army

1. When the CCP pulled the Red Army together to establish its rule through military force, they needed money for arms and ammunition, food and clothes. (Web site)
2. The epic Long March led the CCP and Red Army from Jiangxi across southern and western China before ending in 1935 in Yan'an in Shaanxi Province. (Web site)

Dissertation Studies Temporal Ccp

1. This dissertation studies temporal CCP as a model of concurrency for mobile, timed reactive systems. (Web site)

Ccp Politburo

1. On the same day, the CCP Politburo met in an emergency session to discuss matters pertaining to Lin Biao. (Web site)

Ccp Hf

1. CCP hf (or C rowd C ontrol P roductions) is a video game developer, their Headquarters are located in Reykjavík, Iceland.
2. CCP hf is a video game developer located in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Ccp Doctrine

1. His teachings became the central tenets of the CCP doctrine that came to be formalized as Mao Zedong Thought. (Web site)

People

1. Since 1949, the CCP has persecuted more than half the people in China.
2. The CCP has always taught its people that Chiang Kai-shek betrayed the National Revolution movement [13], forcing the CCP to rise in armed revolt. (Web site)
3. Many Laiyang residents commented that the CCP must be afraid of Falun Gong to dispatch so many people for one trial. (Web site)

Founding

1. The CCP called the post-1949 period “after the founding of the nation,” when, in reality, China existed long before that. (Web site)

Wang

1. Compared with Mao, who was a veteran survivor of the cruel power struggle inside and outside CCP, Wang was destined to fall once he lost support from Moscow. (Web site)

Government

1. As soon as the anti-Japanese war was over, the CCP turned full force against the KMT and overthrew its government.
2. After the Cultural Revolution, the top position was like a revolving door, when the CCP and its government changed six leaders within 20 years.
3. Soon after the CCP established a government, it began to destroy temples, burn scriptures and forced the Buddhist monks and nuns to return to secular life. (Web site)

Party

1. At that time, the CCP had only 994 members, but the Party raised the question of leadership in China.
2. However, the CCP bylaws now unequivocally allow capitalists to join the Party.

Help

1. On July 23, 1921, under the help of Nikolsky and Maring from the Far East Bureau, the CCP was officially formed.

Long March

1. During the Long March, Mao finally gained unchallenged command of the CCP, ousting his rivals and reasserting guerrilla strategy. (Web site)
2. The CCP labeled the �Long March� as a northbound anti-Japanese operation. (Web site)

Falun Gong

1. The Miaoli County Council called upon the CCP to stop the persecution against Falun Gong and the organ harvesting. (Web site)

State Power

1. Their work culminated in the capture of state power in 1949 by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Ccp Troops

1. Led by Mao, CCP troops conducted the Long March to Yenan in the north, recruiting rural peasants and increasing its popularity en route.

Ccp Membership

1. Mao joined the KMT and served on its Central Committee, although he maintained his CCP membership. (Web site)

Ccp -Led Red Army

1. On 2nd June, 1949, the CCP -led Red Army entered Qingdao and the city and province have been under PRC control since that time. (Web site)

Former Ccp Leaders

1. When compared to the memorials of other former CCP leaders, those dedicated to Deng have been relatively low profile, in keeping with Deng's pragmatism. (Web site)

Private Ownership

1. In only a few years, the CCP completely eliminated private ownership in China. (Web site)
2. This was how the CCP quickly eliminated private ownership in China.

Ccp Forces

1. They fared very poorly in skirmishes against both KMT and CCP forces. (Web site)

Ccp Delegation

1. At the end of August an agreement was reached in Chongqing between a CCP delegation and the KMT, but the truce was brief. (Web site)

Ccp Leadership

1. Deng formed the core of the " second generation " CCP leadership. (Web site)
2. Both attacks were disastrous and Mao was soon powerful enough to defy such orders from the CCP leadership. (Web site)

Support

1. If the KMT launched an amphibious landing in the Northeast, the Soviet Union would secretly support the CCP army.
2. But for political expediency, the Soviet leadership initiated a dual policy of support for both Sun and the newly established Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

Rights

1. CCP claimed it owned the rights to the Gangrel name before WWE used him on television several years ago. (Web site)

Charge

1. Hu was in charge of the ideology work of CCP too. (Web site)
2. One of the early leaders of the CCP was Ren Bishi, who was in charge of opium sales during the anti-Japanese war.

Director

1. He was elected as Director of the Central Legal Committee of the CCP and the Central People's Government. (Web site)

Socialism

1. After fifty years of socialism, the CCP has now adopted private ownership and even has a stock market. (Web site)

Coordination

1. The level of actual cooperation and coordination between the CCP and KMT during World War II was minimal. (Web site)

Cities

1. Following Chiang Kai-shek 's 1927 blood purge, the CCP went deep underground in Shanghai and other cities. (Web site)
2. In addition, the CCP established a residential registration system, barring peasants from going to the cities to find work or dwell.

Countryside

1. It was also during this time, under the direction of Bo Gu, that the CCP suffered greatly at the hands of the KMT, both in the cities and the countryside. (Web site)

Founders

1. Mao was of peasant origins and was one of the founders of the CCP. (Web site)

State

1. Before any MPPC packets may be communicated, PPP must reach the Network-Layer Protocol phase, and the CCP Control Protocol must reach the Opened state. (Web site)
2. If you surrendered your assets to the state and supported the CCP, you were considered just a minor problem among the people.

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