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Japanese CP Shifting Away from Peking?

World Outlook Vol. 4, No. 20, 17 June 1966 · p 26 · 196 words

China Japan and Korea

JAPANESE CP SHIFTING AWAY FROM PEKING?

Political observers.in Japan are of the opinion that the Japanese Communist party may be trying to modify its strong pro- Peking: line. Akahata, the official organ of the JCP, has cut down on the number of articles translated from the People! s Daily and other Peking papers. There has been. a- “noticeable shift to. ‘dispatches from: pro-HMoscow sources. ;

A May: a1 editorial in Akahata ‘placed the “emphasis on.. “gtruggles on two fronts"; i.e., against both doctrinairism and revision -evident allusions to Peking and Moscow. The editorial followed. a. two-day meeting of the Central Committee at the: end of April.) ne

In addition, a delegation was ostentatiously sent to Rumania which has been, trying to build an. image of “independence. "

It. is. ‘said. ‘that the fate of the ‘Indonesian Communist party is’ one of: the factors influencing the ‘shift away from Peking.

The JCP may be moving to the bight, however. . Instead of drawing the correct conclusion that the debacle suffered by- the Indonesian Communist party.was caused by lack of militancy, the Japanese CP ledders. may have decided that it was too militant!

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