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| | Stefan Landsberger's Chinese Propaganda Poster Pages--Jiang Zemin |
 | | Jiang Zemin was born in Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province, in 1926. | | | Once Deng retired in the fall of 1989, it was up to Jiang to formulate new, acceptable policies that were supported by all factions. | | | Moreover, even though he supported the CCP-decision to invoke martial law in Beijing, he was not associated directly with the bloody PLA-actions on the Square that followed. |
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http://www.iisg.nl/~landsberger/jzm.html
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| | Jiang Zemin |
| | Jiang was among the first local party chiefs to support this decision. | | | Deng chose Jiang as Zhao's successor because he thought of him as a man in favour of reform who could also show a tough side if necessary (if the party power monopoly was in danger). | | | As a politician, Jiang always knew where to stand. |
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http://www.cosmopolis.ch/english/cosmo5/zemin.htm
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| | Asia Society: Publications - The 1997 Sino-American Summit |
| | Jiang Zemin was born on July 10, 1926, in the city of Yangzhou in east central Jiangsu Province. | | | Some sources indicate that Jiang Shanqing adopted Jiang Zemin prior to his death, as he was childless, when he served as a provincial commissioner in Anhui Province. | | | Whether Presidents Jiang and Clinton can manage to put these constraining factors aside and act pragmatically, as President Nixon and Chairman Mao did 25 years ago, is uncertain. |
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http://www.asiasociety.org/publications/update_sino-us.html
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| | Jiang Zemin’s Personal Crusade: |
| | Jiang knew his position was far from secure and immediately took action to consolidate his power. | | | At the 16th Party Congress later this year, Jiang Zemin is slated to step down from his post as Party boss, handing the reigns to China’s “fourth generation” of leaders. | | | In July 1999 Jiang Zemin, through the Bureau of Civil Affairs (an Administrative branch), declared Falun Gong to be an illegal organization. |
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http://faluninfo.net/specialreports/jiangspersonalcrusade
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| | The Epoch Times Anything for Power: The Real Story of China’s Jiang Zemin — Chapter 8 |
| | Jiang Zemin is nicknamed “the clown.” Most all of his foreign visits were more like theatrical performances than diplomatic meetings. | | | Jiang made up his mind, and as Bo Yibo had suggested, he decided to start the purge with one of Beijing’s deputy mayors. | | | Jiang was still thinking of the charming Senator Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, though, whom he had just met. |
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http://english.epochtimes.com/news/5-7-24/30542.html
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| | China - Capitalism - Jiang Zemin - Worldpress.org |
| | This was until 1992, and the 14th Communist Party Congress, when Jiang Zemin was confirmed as the successor to Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping, and the green light was given for private businesses. | | | Pragmatic reformism, coupled with a will for power and a good tactical sense is the secret recipe for Jiang, who has marked an era that apparently will come to an end this November with the election of a new head for the party at the 16th Communist Party Congress. | | | What is clear, though, is that when Jiang retires, he will not buy a new sofa at Golden Magnolia. |
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http://www.worldpress.org/Asia/843.cfm
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| | Will the Real Jiang Zemin Please Stand Up? |
| | This morning's New York Times has an interesting review of the new “officially sanctioned” biography of Jiang Zemin. | | | To write his biography, Mao Zedong chose Edgar Snow, a member of the U.S. Communist Party; Jiang chose Kuhn, a member of the U.S. business elite. | | | Didn't know Edgar Snow was a party member in the US. |
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http://imagethief.com/china/archive/2005/09/01/4436.aspx
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| | Jiang Zemin, Who's Who in China |
| | Jiang Zemin, born on 17 August 1926, is a native of Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province. | | | Such major cases as that of Chen Xitong, a former member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and former Secretary of the Beijing Municipal Committee of the CPC, have been investigated and dealt with according to law. | | | It was Jiang Shangqing, his uncle and foster father, who exerted a great influence on his becoming a career revolutionary later. |
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http://www.chinatoday.com/who/j/jiangzemin.htm
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| | TIME Asia Magazine: Jiang's Farewell -- Sep. 27, 2004 |
| | Jiang Zemin steps down from his military post, leaving Hu Jintao as China's absolute leader | | | Regardless of whether he gets that appointment or not, Zeng will act as a counterbalance to Hu in the leadership. | | | "Zeng," says a senior Party member, "will continue where Jiang leaves off." |
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http://time.com/time/asia/magazine/article/0,13673,501040927-699480,00.html
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| | Prosecuting Jiang Zemin |
| | The Second Meeting with the Judge Regarding the Lawsuit Against Jiang Zemin Postponed Per the Request of Counsel for Plaintiffs | | | The Global Coalition to Bring Jiang to Justice Announces Its Establishment in Washington DC (photo) - [10/04/2003] | | | Is There A President of Any Country Who Is As Evil and Cruel as Jiang Zemin? |
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http://www.clearwisdom.net/emh/special_column/prosecute_jzm.html
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| | BBC NEWS Asia-Pacific Analysis: Jiang Zemin's departure |
| | One of the biggest remaining questions is whether Mr Jiang is truly retiring from politics, or whether he intends to become a political puppet master behind the scenes. | | | His philosophy has underpinned China's opaque and secretive political system and, for this reason, Jiang Zemin's decision to stand down as army chief three years ahead of schedule marks the real handover of authority. | | | In a letter read out on state television, Jiang Zemin said he was standing down for the good of the party, the state and the armed forces. |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/3671106.stm
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| | China Vitae |
| | Jiang Zemin, born on 17 August 1926, is a native of Yangzhou, Jiangsu Province. | | | In the mid 1980s, Jiang returned to Shanghai, where he became mayor and secretary of the CPC Shanghai Municipal Committee. | | | Jiang resigned as chairman of the CPC Central Military Commission in September 2004. |
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http://www.chinavitae.com/biography_display.php?id=18
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| | AEI - Short Publications |
| | On his recent trip to the United States, Chinese Premier Jiang Zemin gave no indication that he is capable of leading China through the fundamental reforms it sorely needs. | | | Also in this issue: Antonin Scalia on the use of foreign law in U.S. judicial opinions, Victor Davis Hanson on the Iraq war, and Blake Hurst on what it's like to be the father of a cadet. | | | Like his colleagues, Jiang has risen through the Communist Party hierarchy, groomed and advanced by his superiors alone. |
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http://www.aei.org/publications/pubID.8319,filter.all/pub_detail.asp
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| | Friends of Falun Gong USA- Act Now |
| | Although the case was dismissed on appeal, Friends of Falun Gong asks you to join us in bringing Jiang Zemin to Justice as this landmark case continues its way through our judicial system. | | | Moreover, former heads of state cannot shield themselves behind head-of-state immunities in federal courts in the United States and elsewhere around the globe. | | | We, the undersigned, urge the United States to express strong support for this case and help bring Jiang Zemin to justice. |
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http://www.fofg.org/act/act_petition.php?pid=3
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| | Online NewsHour: President Jiang Zemin -- October 30, 1997 |
| | PRESIDENT JIANG: With the founding of The People's Republic of China, the constitution of new China has been formulated which stipulates that the National People's Congress is the supreme power-holding organ in China. | | | Do you consider the appointment of a Tibet affairs coordinator at the US State Department interference in your internal affairs? | | | Online NewsHour: President Jiang Zemin -- October 30, 1997 |
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http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/asia/july-dec97/china_10-30.html
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| | WorldNetDaily: Elaine Chao's ties to Chinese leader |
| | Chao, 47, a Taiwanese immigrant, is the former chairman of the Heritage Foundation's Asia Studies Center Advisory Council and a distinguished fellow at the conservative think tank. | | | Chao's father, James S. Chao, who attended college with the Chinese president before fleeing for Taiwan in 1949, in advance of the communist government takeover of the mainland. | | | Chao's father -- and most likely herself -- has been a family friend of the leaders of communist China for practically all of her life. |
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http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=21327
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| | Jiang Zemin Talks With Wallace - CBS News |
| | Wallace asked Jiang why China had a one-party state. | | | "I am also an elected leader, though we have a different electoral system," Jiang said. | | | Jiang pointed out that no Falun Gong followers have ever been sentenced to death. |
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http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2000/08/31/60minutes/main229663.shtml
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| | Jiang Zemin |
| | Jiang's father gave Jiang up for adoption to become the slain man's son so that branch of the family could have a male heir. | | | In 1982 Jiang became a member of the Communist Party's Central Committee, the governmental body responsible for electing the all- powerful Politburo, the governing and policy-making organ of the party. | | | Jiang seems to have used his tenure as Shanghai mayor to build political alliances favorable to himself among the Chinese, and to enhance his reputation among foreigners as a man on the rise. |
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http://www.bergen.org/AAST/Projects/ChinaHistory/jiang.htm
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| | Jiang Zemin Visit |
| | Since Deng's death in February, Jiang, 71, has solidified his position. | | | Jiang, 71, is a former mayor of Shanghai. | | | The congress also endorsed Jiang's report on overhauling state enterprises and his proposal to enshrine the market-style theories of Deng Xiaoping. |
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http://www.hartford-hwp.com/archives/55/196.html
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| | Asiaweek.com Power 50 4. Jiang Zemin 2001 |
| | Jiang, 74, will step down from the presidency next year and retire as party secretary-general in 2003. | | | That's why China's president is working so hard to shore up his legacy. | | | From the National People's Congress meeting in February to a recent global business forum in Hong Kong, Jiang has tried to stay on message: economics, economics, economics. |
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http://www.asiaweek.com/asiaweek/features/power50.2001/p04.html
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| | China - Jiang Zemin - Worldpress.org |
| | According to street gossip in Beijing, Jiang agreed to cede power on the condition that Hu Jintao quarantine Jiang’s family from corruption investigations. | | | Jiang Zemin casts his vote on the last day of China's 16th Communist Party Congress in Beijing, Nov. 14, 2002 (Photo: AFP). | | | The 76-year-old president formally gave up his position as head of China’s communists this week, paving the way for a smooth hand-over to Vice President Hu Jintao, 59. |
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http://www.worldpress.org/Asia/897.cfm
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| | BBC NEWS World Asia-Pacific Profile: Jiang Zemin |
| | Jiang Zemin was born to an intellectual family and graduated as an electrical engineer. | | | After 15 years at the forefront of Chinese politics, Jiang Zemin has finally given up his last official post. | | | As president from 1989 to 2003, Mr Jiang took the helm of the world's largest country in the wake of the Tiananmen Square killings. |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/1832448.stm
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| | CNN In-Depth Specials - Visions of China - Profiles: Jiang Zemin |
| | Jiang's status as the adopted son of a revolutionary martyr would open doors for him throughout his career. | | | The war with the Japanese had a profound effect on his life. | | | Jiang was made a full member of the Politburo in 1987, and two years later he won the favor of China's paramount leader, Deng Xiaoping, by supporting the suppression of the student-led pro-democracy protests at Tiananmen Square. |
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http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/1999/china.50/inside.china/profiles/jiang.zemin
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| | Jiang Zemin calls for "revolution" in China's military |
| | Jiang, who stepped down as the head of China's ruling Communist Party last November and as president in March, remains widely influential as the head of the powerful Central Military Commission (CMC). | | | Jiang was seen on state television addressing a meeting of officers and personnel at China's top military academies and colleges. | | | During the meeting, which was also attended by President Hu Jintao, a vice chairman of the CMC, Jiang urged military schools to step up efforts in science and technological training. |
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http://www.spacewar.com/2003/031104124655.db416exl.html
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| | The People's Republic of China:Jiang Zemin: Representative of the ultimate interests of the broad masses in China |
| | Jiang Zemin spoke at the 90th anniversary of Tsinghua University on April 29, 2001. | | | Jiang has demonstrated his far-sightedness by putting forward the CPC theory, which is one of the reasons for widespread support for the theory within the Party. | | | Jiang has had to deal not only with the flood of 1998, the worst for 100 years, but also with a crisis of trust stemming from widespread corruption which the people will no longer tolerate. |
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http://www.chinavoc.com/history/prc_china/zm3p.htm
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| | UCLA International Institute :: Jiang Zemin Steps Down --What Next for China? |
| | Some people thought that Jiang offered his resignation hoping they wouldn't accept it, but they did. | | | Jiang controlled the army for the last several years. | | | What changes can we expect from the Chinese government in the wake of former President Jiang Zemin's September 19 surrender of his last major post, as head of the Chinese Communist Party's powerful Central Military Commission? |
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http://www.international.ucla.edu/article.asp?parentid=14805
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| | Jiang Zemin |
| | Jiang Zemin’s career began to move swiftly upwards from about 1980, when he was appointed vice-minister of the state commission on imports and exports. | | | This was part of his legendary and perhaps overstated ability to cause other people to become inspired and faithfully loyal to him. | | | He had joined the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) while at University in 1946 and had been a small part of the resistance against the Japanese during World War II. |
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http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/east_asian_history/113986
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| | CNN.com - Jiang ends leadership transition - Sep 19, 2004 |
| | Jiang's retirement makes 61-year-old Hu Jintao the country's undisputed leader, commanding over the party, the state and the armed forces. | | | Hu Jintao and his allies are expected to continue most of 78-year-old Jiang's policies, with subtle differences in styles and emphasis. | | | At least five of the nine members of China's highest decision-making body are Jiang's close allies. |
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http://edition.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/asiapcf/09/19/jiang.retires
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| | Three Represents - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | This page was last modified 09:44, 4 May 2006. | | | Second, it is an attempt to cement Jiang Zemin's historical legacy as a Marxist theorist on the level of Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping. | | | It legitimizes the inclusion of capitalists and private entrepreneurs within the Communist Party, and as a result has been the subject of quiet but heated opposition within the party. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Represents
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| | Jiang Zemin at the Crawford Summit |
| | Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Jiang Zemin is now set for a Summit Meeting with President Bush at Crawford, Texas in October. | | | But Jiang's supporters in Shanghai want the Chinese Constitution changed (for a sixth time) to permit Jiang a third presidential term. | | | Jiang’s continuation in power raises questions about the direction of China’s economic and political reforms and the vitality of its leadership. |
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http://new.heritage.org/Press/Events/ev100302a.cfm
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| | TIME Asia Magazine: A Disappearing Act -- Sep. 13, 2004 |
| | So strict are the rules that when Hu Jintao took over as Party chief from Jiang Zemin two years ago, Beijing's print media waited four hours for instructions from propaganda officials on whose picture to run at the top. | | | They enter rooms in single file according to rank, and newspapers place photos of senior officials higher on the page than those of lesser rivals. | | | Thus a set of photos, published last month during celebrations for the 100th birthday of late Communist Party patriarch Deng Xiaoping, raises questions about the relationship between the two men. |
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http://time.com/time/asia/magazine/article/0,13673,501040913-692955,00.html
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| | Jiang Zemin the most horrifying trick-or-treater this Halloween 97 |
| | But the fact is: Jiang Zemin and his regime are still playing horrible ``tricks'': | | | This picture does not exaggerate a bit on how many lives have been sacrificed, tortured, and threatened, directly or indirectly, by Jiang Zemin and his communist Chinese regime. | | | President Clinton has already given Jiang Zemin and his regime tons of ``treats'': such as the Most Favorite Nation status, among others. |
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http://cti.formosa.org/button1.html
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| | Falun Dafa Information Center: FAQ |
| | 100 million people practiced Falun Gong in 1998, but lost that right when Jiang banned it in 1999. | | | Millions of Falun Gong practitioners have been illegally arrested, detained and/or abused by Chinese police. | | | Since the former leader of China, Jiang Zemin, began the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners in 1999: |
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http://faluninfo.net/faq.asp
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