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The 33 pages that link to Long March, each with the reason it gives.

• Mao ZedongBroader topic: Mao emerged as the party’s leading figure during the march and its aftermath.

• Chinese Communist PartyBroader topic: The retreat became a defining episode in the party’s revolutionary history.

• Deng XiaopingRelated: Deng participated in the march, an experience that strengthened his standing in the Communist movement.

• People's Liberation ArmyRelated: The retreat preserved Communist forces and helped shape the PLA's founding generation.

• Liu ShaoqiBroader topic: Liu participated in the Communist movement during the period when the Long March reshaped its leadership.

• Zhu DeRelated: Zhu commanded forces during the retreat and helped preserve the Communist army.

• JiangxiRelated: The Red Army began its retreat from Jiangxi, where its rural revolutionary base had been surrounded.

• Mao Zedong ThoughtBroader topic: The retreat became a formative episode in the party’s account of Mao’s revolutionary authority.

• Chen YunRelated: Chen joined the Long March, a formative episode in the revolutionary leadership’s history.

• Hu YaobangRelated: Hu joined the Communist movement as a young revolutionary during the era of the Long March.

• Nanchang UprisingRelated: It later became a defining episode in the military tradition begun in 1927.

• Yan'an Rectification MovementNarrower topic: The retreat brought the party leadership to the region where the rectification campaign later developed.

• Jiangxi SovietRelated: The evacuation of the Jiangxi Soviet began the march.

• Peng DehuaiRelated: Peng commanded forces during the march, which helped establish his standing in the Communist movement.

• Zunyi ConferenceNarrower topic: The conference occurred during this retreat and redirected its leadership.

• Wang MingRelated: The retreat followed military setbacks associated with the party leadership Wang Ming’s faction had influenced.

• Chinese Soviet RepublicBroader topic: The republic’s collapse forced its main army to begin this retreat.

• Ye JianyingRelated: Ye held military responsibilities during the retreat and its associated Communist leadership struggles.

• Bo GuBroader topic: Bo Gu's leadership during the retreat became a turning point in his political standing.

• Liu BochengRelated: Liu commanded forces during the march and helped guide the Red Army through Sichuan.

• He LongRelated: He Long's Second Front Army completed its own long retreat and joined other Communist forces.

• Edgar SnowRelated: Snow recorded participants’ accounts of the march and helped make its story widely known.

• Yan'anRelated: The arrival of Long March survivors in northern Shaanxi established Yan'an as the party’s base.

• Xu XiangqianRelated: Xu’s Fourth Front Army took part in the Long March and its internal disputes.

• Zhang GuotaoRelated: Disputes over the route and destination of Zhang’s army intensified his conflict with Mao.

• Zhang WentianBroader topic: Zhang held senior party responsibilities during the march and its bitter leadership disputes.

• Li XiannianRelated: Li’s revolutionary generation was shaped by the campaigns and displacements of the Communist armies.

• Luo RonghuanRelated: Luo was among the Communist leaders who survived the retreat and continued the revolution.

• Nie RongzhenRelated: Nie commanded forces during the Red Army’s retreat and consolidation in northern China.

• Su YuRelated: Su Yu’s forces did not join the main Long March, giving his early career a distinct path.

• ZunyiNarrower topic: The march brought Communist forces to Zunyi and framed the conference’s stakes.

• Cinema of IndonesiaBroader topic: It is widely treated as a foundational work of post-independence national cinema.

• William StyronBroader topic: This compact work draws on Styron's Marine Corps service and examines military authority.