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Speed up production, support the front energetically
(1948)
American Relief Agency - Report on American relief work. 16
(1948)
Protect socialist reconstruction -- Resolutely follow the socialist road
(mid 1950s)
Protect socialist reconstruction -- Collectivization leads to more happiness
(mid 1950s)
Select good seeds to increase production out of love for the nation
(early 1950s)
To protect our beloved nation
(early 1950s)
A new China brought by Chairman Mao's brilliant leadership
(1951, November)
Our labor heroes visit a Soviet rural collective
(1951-1952)
Share the labor, help each other, love the mother country, increase production
(ca. 1951)
Sino-Soviet friendship
(ca. 1951)
Energetically study Marxism-Leninism-Mao Zedong Thought to build a rich, strong and prosperous new China!
(1952, August)
Scientific and research work of New China
(1952, October)
Scientific and research work of New China
(1952, October)
Visit to a state-run farm
(1952, November)
1953 Calendar
(1952, November)
The Chen Yongkang mutual aid team challenges the peasantry of the whole country
(ca. 1952)
Mutual help in plowing has brought in more food, the livelihood of the army dependents has grown stronger
(1953, January)
The peasant family is busy, working hard to cultivate
(1953, June)
Mutual assistance, more food - Harmonious family, good production
(1953, November)
Busy farming season picture
(1953, November)
Spring ox picture
(1953, November)
The first female tractor driver Liang Jun
(1953, November)
Reconstruct our great motherland
(1953, November)
Bumper harvest of wheat at the agricultural production cooperative
(1953, November)
Make sure that in the development of the base of production, the level of the material and cultural condition of the people must be raised step by step!
(1954, January)
Joining the mutual aid teams is walking the road to common prosperity
(1954, May)
Move towards collectivization, happiness forever
(1954, October)
Extensively accumulate funds in society to serve the construction of our nation's economy
(1955, May)
Agricultural cooperativization is the socialist course that makes everybody prosperous
(1955, December)
Outline for national agricultural construction for the years 1956-1967 (draft)
(1956)
Outline for national agricultural construction for the years 1956-1967 (draft)
(1956)
Outline for national agricultural construction for the years 1956-1967 (draft)
(1956)
Outline for national agricultural construction for the years 1956-1967 (draft)
(1956)
Outline for national agricultural construction for the years 1956-1967 (draft)
(1956)
Outline for national agricultural construction for the years 1956-1967 (draft)
(1956)
Outline for national agricultural construction for the years 1956-1967 (draft)
(1956)
Outline for national agricultural construction for the years 1956-1967 (draft)
(1956)
Investment distribution of the First Five Year Plan
(1956, February)
The important meaning of the development of agricultural production for the construction of the nation
(1956, February)
The plans to increase agricultural production under the First Five Year Plan
(1956, February)
Develop agriculture
(1956, February)
The good points of collectivization
(1956, February)
The good points of collectivization
(1956, February)
Important methods to increase agricultural production
(1956, February)
Important methods to increase agricultural production
(1956, February)
Important methods to increase agricultural production
(1956, February)
Important methods to increase agricultural production
(1956, February)
Important methods to increase agricultural production
(1956, February)
Improvements in the lives of the peasants during the First Five Year Plan period
(1956, February)
Today's Soviet Union is like our tomorrow
(1956, February)
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