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Introduction. A Brief Historical Context
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Melvyn C. Goldstein
, Dawei Sherap and William R Siebenschuh
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations ix
- Preface xi
- Acknowledgments xv
- Note on Romanization and Abbreviations xvii
- Key Persons xix
- Introduction. A Brief Historical Context 1
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Part I. Growing Up in Kham and China
- 1. Childhood in Batang 7
- 2. The Coup of Lobsang Thundrup 15
- 3. School Years 22
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Part II. The Tibetan Communist Party Era
- 4. Planning Revolution 41
- 5. Returning to Kham 50
- 6. To Lhasa 61
- 7. The Indian Communist Party 79
- 8. On the Verge of Revolt 90
- 9. Escape to Tibet 103
- 10. From Lhasa to Yunnan 113
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Part III. The People’s Republic of China
- 11. The Return to Batang 129
- 12. The Seventeen-Point Agreement 140
- 13. To Lhasa Again 154
- 14. With the PLA in Lhasa 164
- 15. A Year of Problems 173
- 16. An Interlude in Beijing 185
- 17. Beginning Reforms 204
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Part IV. Incarceration
- 18. Tension in Lhasa 215
- 19. Labeled a Local Nationalist 226
- 20. To Prison 236
- 21. Solitary Confinement 245
- 22. A Vow of Silence 257
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Part V. After Prison
- 23. Release from Prison 271
- 24. A New Struggle 285
- 25. Nationalities Policy 294
- Epilogue. A Comment by Phünwang 311
- Appendix A. Original Charter of the Eastern Tibet People’s Autonomous Alliance 319
- Appendix B. Summary of Talks with Tibetan Exile Delegations 325
- Appendix C. Some Opinions on Amending the Constitution with Regard to Nationalities 339
- Glossary of Correct Tibetan Spellings 351
- Index 359
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Illustrations ix
- Preface xi
- Acknowledgments xv
- Note on Romanization and Abbreviations xvii
- Key Persons xix
- Introduction. A Brief Historical Context 1
-
Part I. Growing Up in Kham and China
- 1. Childhood in Batang 7
- 2. The Coup of Lobsang Thundrup 15
- 3. School Years 22
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Part II. The Tibetan Communist Party Era
- 4. Planning Revolution 41
- 5. Returning to Kham 50
- 6. To Lhasa 61
- 7. The Indian Communist Party 79
- 8. On the Verge of Revolt 90
- 9. Escape to Tibet 103
- 10. From Lhasa to Yunnan 113
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Part III. The People’s Republic of China
- 11. The Return to Batang 129
- 12. The Seventeen-Point Agreement 140
- 13. To Lhasa Again 154
- 14. With the PLA in Lhasa 164
- 15. A Year of Problems 173
- 16. An Interlude in Beijing 185
- 17. Beginning Reforms 204
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Part IV. Incarceration
- 18. Tension in Lhasa 215
- 19. Labeled a Local Nationalist 226
- 20. To Prison 236
- 21. Solitary Confinement 245
- 22. A Vow of Silence 257
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Part V. After Prison
- 23. Release from Prison 271
- 24. A New Struggle 285
- 25. Nationalities Policy 294
- Epilogue. A Comment by Phünwang 311
- Appendix A. Original Charter of the Eastern Tibet People’s Autonomous Alliance 319
- Appendix B. Summary of Talks with Tibetan Exile Delegations 325
- Appendix C. Some Opinions on Amending the Constitution with Regard to Nationalities 339
- Glossary of Correct Tibetan Spellings 351
- Index 359