Brain-washing in Red China

Brain-washing in Red China

by Edward Hunter

1951
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"Brain washing," with the even more sinister "brain-changing" in reserve, is the terrifying new Communist strategy to conquer the free world by destroying its mind. This is the first book that reveals how the Communists in China are utilizing this combination of misapplied psychology and perverted evangelism to make the Chinese impervious to all but the "straight party line." It is George Orwell's 1984 brought to life -- a strange, distorted world that even Robinson Crusoe is condemned because of poor Crusoe's reliance on individual initiative. Mr. Hunter's account of this vicious technique is specific as well as general: A student tells how his brains were "washed" in a communist indoctrination school; another awakens from hypnotic control just in time to save his family; other chapters deal with the all-pervading campaign of hatred in Red China, directed particularly against America. 'Brain-Washing in Red China' thus discloses for the first time new and horrifying extremes in the psychological warfare being waged against the free world and against the very concept of freedom.

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