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1月为了驳斥国民党顽固派的反共叫嚣，回答中国向何处去的问题，毛泽东发表《新民主主义论》。在这之前，他还写了《〈共产党人〉发刊词》、《中国革命和中国共产党》等重要理论著作。这些著作科学地分析了中国的社会性质，中国革命的历史特点和中国 ...

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A Brookings Institution study of patents during the Golden Age of Invention, from 1870 to 1940, revealed that while Black Americans had limited participation in innovation because of repressive ...

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More than 338,000 British and French soldiers are evacuated from the French port of Dunkirk. JB Priestley, broadcasting on The Postscript, describes "the little holiday schooners that made an ...