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On Protracted War

On Protracted War

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Search complete. 2 mentions across 2 episodes found for "On Protracted War".

Oct 4, 2026

Unknown podcast

Mao Zedong: From Humble Beginnings to Revolutionary Leader — The Rise of Modern China and Its Lasting Impact

Oct 4 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
67:19
But the writing was clear, accessible, and practical in its orientation, which made it useful for training party cadres who needed something concrete to apply.
speaker_0NARRATOR
67:30
He also wrote On Protracted War in nineteen thirty-eight, his most systematic statement of military strategy, which argued that China could not defeat Japan quickly but could outlast it through a long struggle that exhausted the occupying force’s capacity to sustain an overseas campaign.
speaker_0NARRATOR
67:50
The argument turned out to be correct, though not in the way Mao imagined.
speaker_0NARRATOR
67:54
It was ultimately American military pressure in the Pacific that broke Japan, not communist guerrilla resistance.

Unknown podcast

Mao Zedong: From Humble Beginnings to Revolutionary Leader — The Rise of Modern China and Its Lasting Impact

Oct 4 · 1 Mention

speaker_0HOST
67:19
But the writing was clear, accessible, and practical in its orientation, which made it useful for training party cadres who needed something concrete to apply.
speaker_0HOST
67:30
He also wrote On Protracted War in nineteen thirty-eight, his most systematic statement of military strategy, which argued that China could not defeat Japan quickly but could outlast it through a long struggle that exhausted the occupying force’s capacity to sustain an overseas campaign.
speaker_0HOST
67:50
The argument turned out to be correct, though not in the way Mao imagined.
speaker_0HOST
67:54
It was ultimately American military pressure in the Pacific that broke Japan, not communist guerrilla resistance.

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