Central Organization and Propaganda Leading Group
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The Central Organization and Propaganda Leading Group (simplified Chinese: 中央组织宣传组; pinyin: Zhōngyāng Zǔzhī Xuānchuán Lǐngdǎo Zǔ) was an agency under the Politburo of the Communist Party of China that existed during the Cultural Revolution.
The COPLG was officially established in 1970 by decision of the CPC Central Committee as a body "under the leadership of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee", whose jurisdiction included the CPC Organization Department, the Central Party School, the People's Daily, the Hongqi magazine, the Xinhua News Agency, the Guangming Daily, the Central Broadcasting Administration and the CPC Bureau for the Translation of Marx–Engels–Lenin–Stalin Works. In addition to those bodies, which continued to have their own leadership structures, the COPLG controlled directly the CPC Propaganda Department, the Political Studies Office and the May 7 Cadre Schools.
The COPLG included Kang Sheng as group leader, and Jiang Qing, Zhang Chunqiao, Yao Wenyuan, Ji Dengkui and Li Desheng as group members.
See also
- Cultural Revolution Group
- CPC Organization Department
References
- Decision of the CPC Central Committee On the Establishment of the Central Organization and Propaganda Leading Group, Document No. 60 (1970), CPC Central Committee Literature Research Centre (ed.), Selected Documents of the "Cultural Revolution" Decade (“文革”十年资料选编).
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