Bill Burger is Middlebury’s vice president for communications and chief marketing officer. He oversees brand strategy, interactive strategy, publications, news and internal communications, video, photography, and printing and distribution operations.

• 1. From Yan’an to Victory (1942-1949) 2. The Establishment of Government (1949-1950) 3. Mass Mobilisation (1950-1952) 4. The Soviet Model (1952-1955) 5. The Generalisation of the Yan’an Heritage (1955-1956) 6. ‘Socialist’ Consolidation (1956) 7. From ‘Blooming and Contending’ to ‘Uninterrupted Revolution’ (1957) 8. The Great Leap Forward (1958-1959) 9. The Case of Peng Dehuai and the Brief Revival of the Great Leap (1959-1960) 10. ‘Revisionism’? (1961-1962)

Bill Burger is Middlebury’s vice president for communications and chief marketing officer. He oversees brand strategy, interactive strategy, publications, news and internal communications, video, photography, and printing and distribution operations.

• 1. From Yan’an to Victory (1942-1949) 2. The Establishment of Government (1949-1950) 3. Mass Mobilisation (1950-1952) 4. The Soviet Model (1952-1955) 5. The Generalisation of the Yan’an Heritage (1955-1956) 6. ‘Socialist’ Consolidation (1956) 7. From ‘Blooming and Contending’ to ‘Uninterrupted Revolution’ (1957) 8. The Great Leap Forward (1958-1959) 9. The Case of Peng Dehuai and the Brief Revival of the Great Leap (1959-1960) 10. ‘Revisionism’? (1961-1962)

Bill Burger is Middlebury’s vice president for communications and chief marketing officer. He oversees brand strategy, interactive strategy, publications, news and internal communications, video, photography, and printing and distribution operations.

• 1. From Yan’an to Victory (1942-1949) 2. The Establishment of Government (1949-1950) 3. Mass Mobilisation (1950-1952) 4. The Soviet Model (1952-1955) 5. The Generalisation of the Yan’an Heritage (1955-1956) 6. ‘Socialist’ Consolidation (1956) 7. From ‘Blooming and Contending’ to ‘Uninterrupted Revolution’ (1957) 8. The Great Leap Forward (1958-1959) 9. The Case of Peng Dehuai and the Brief Revival of the Great Leap (1959-1960) 10. ‘Revisionism’? (1961-1962)