Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Primary:
‘E.F Hill Addresses the CPSU Congress’, Tribune, 29 Feb. 1956, 10, in Trove [Online
database], accessed 12 Oct. 2018.
‘‘Majestic’ Advances in the Soviet Union: E.F Hill reports on Soviet, Polish, British,
congresses’, Tribune, 24 June 1959, 3, in Trove [Online database], accessed 13 Oct. 2018.
National Archives of Australia: Australian Security Intelligence Organisation, Central
Office; HILL, Edward Fowler – Volume 21, 1963-1964 (Canberra).
Taft, B., 1972. MAOISM IN AUSTRALIA. Australian Left Review, 35, p.8.
Images:
(Figure 1,3 & 6) National Archives of Australia: Australian Security Intelligence Organisation,
Central Office; HILL, Edward Fowler (Ted) – Volume 1, 1951-1978 (Canberra).
(Figure 2) Prime Minister Gough Whitlam on his visit to China - Prime Minister Gough
Whitlam with Mao Tse Tung, Peking, 1973, in National Archives of Australia [Online
database], accessed 13th Oct. 2018.
(Figure 4) ‘E.F Hill and F. Russell Expelled’, Tribune, 28 Aug. 1963, 2, in Trove [Online
database], accessed 10 Oct. 2018.
(Figure 5) ‘E.F Hill’s Letter to the Communist Party’, Tribune, 28 Aug. 1963, 4, in Trove
[Online database], accessed 10 Oct. 2018.
Secondary:
‘About the CPA (M-L), Vanguard- Communist Party of Australia Marxist Leninist [website],
<https://www.cpaml.org/aboutcpa.php>, accessed 13 Oct. 2018.
Chang, Jung, and Halliday, Jon, Mao: The Unknown Story (Anchor Books, 2005).
Davidson, A., ‘Effects of the Sino-Soviet Dispute on The Australian Communist Party’, The
Australian Quarterly, 36/3 (1964), pp.56–68.
Phillip, D, ‘The sickle and the scythe: Jack Blake and Communist Party 'consolidation', 1949-
56. Labour History, 80 (2001), pp.215–223.
Knight, Nick, ‘The theory and tactics of the Communist Party of Australia (M-
L)’, Journal of Contemporary Asia, 28/2 (1998), pp.233–251.
Macintyre, Stuart, The Reds the Communist Party of Australia from origins to illegality
(Stuart, & Ebook Library, 1998).
Wei, George, ‘Mao's legacy revisited: Its lasting impact on China and post-Mao era
reform’, Asian Politics and Policy, 3/1 (2011), pp.3–27.
Weiguang, Wang, ‘Mao Zedong Is the Great Founder, Explorer and Pioneer of Socialism
with Chinese Characteristics’, Social Sciences in China, 35/3 (2014), pp.5–30.
Endnotes:
iStuart Macintyre, The Reds the Communist Party’, The Australian Quarterly, 36/3
Party of Australia from origins to illegality (1964), pp.56–68.
(Stuart, & Ebook Library, 1998).
x ‘E.F Hill and F. Russell Expelled’, Tribune,
ii Wang Weiguang, ‘Mao Zedong Is the Great 28 Aug. 1963, 2, in Trove [Online database],
Founder, Explorer and Pioneer of Socialism accessed 10 Oct. 2018.
xi NAA: A6119, 6103.
with Chinese Characteristics’, Social
xii Taft, B., 1972. MAOISM IN
Sciences in China, 35/3 (2014), pp.5–30.
iii Chang, Jung, and Halliday, Jon, Mao: The AUSTRALIA. Australian Left Review, 35,
Unknown Story (Anchor Books, 2005). p.8.
xiii Keith Windschuttle, ‘Mao and the
iv Prime Minister Gough Whitlam on his visit
viii‘‘Majestic’ Advances in the Soviet Union: Unknown Story (Anchor Books, 2005).
E.F Hill reports on Soviet, Polish, British,
congresses’, Tribune, 24 June 1959, 3, in ‘About the CPA (M-L), Vanguard-
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