How revolutionaries defied impossible odds in the Long March and won

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How revolutionaries defied impossible odds in the Long March and won

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GenZedong@lemmygrad.ml · 8 days ago

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China 1934: 130,000 communists retreat from the pursuing KMT forces, marching over 10,000km. Only 10,000 made it to the end. They still won.

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