A few general observations appear in order. If we leave aside Mao's campaign propaganda.with its promises about an "extensive" democracy modeled on the "Paris Commune," the aim of the "cultural revolution" from the beginning boiled down to placing . "politics in command." Sufficient citations can be adduced to show quite conclusively. that what was meant by this was the Mao faction in. command.
U.S. General Finds Iron Triangle a Depressing Experience
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