The Red Guard as a tool for consolidating Bolshevik power in the German villages of the Volga region by Korolev, German K.

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DAZIBAO: SARANA PENGGALANGAN PENGAWAL MERAH PADA ERA REVOLUSI KEBUDAYAAN TIONGKOK (1966-1969) by Tuty Nur Mutia Enoch Muas, Ervina Noviyanti

Subjects: “…dazibao, medium, cultural revolution, red guards…”
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Creating National Narrative: The Red Guard Art Exhibitions and the National Exhibitions in the Chinese Cultural Revolution 1966 - 1976 by Winnie Tsang

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Red Guard Movement in the First Years of “Cultural Revolution” in China (1966—1967): View of Domestic and Foreign Researchers by V. V. Bondareva

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Conditions and Methods of Soviet Government Establishment in Zauralye in 1917-1918 by V. .. Moskovkin, I. .. Khazheeva

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“Enjoying the Four Olds!” Oral Histories from a “Cultural Desert” by Barbara Mittler

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<b>Interaction between mao and the red guards during the Cultural Revolution</b> - doi: 10.4025/dialogos.v9i3.135 <b>Interações entre Mao e os guardas vermelhos na Revolução Cultural</b> - doi: 10.4025/dialogos.v9i3.135 by Shu Chang-Sheng

“…The Red Commander, president Mao, was in the center of the dramatic events and the Red Guards, young revolutionary fighters, were secondary and tertiary students during the 1966-1968 period. …”
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MANGO MAO – NIEZWYKŁA RELIKWIA KOMUNISTYCZNYCH CHIN by Monika Milewska

“…Through this gesture he supported workers in their competition with young Red Guards members. Mango, immortalized in numerous replicas, became a symbol of Mao thought and a true relic of the Communist China. …”
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Silent Pasts and a Reconfigured Present in Histories of Chinese (New) Opera by Annie Yen-Ling Liu

“…The subject matter of these operas ranges from historical events (as in Honghu Red Guards of 1958) to stories drawn from classic Chinese novels (as in Camel Xiangzi of 2014). …”
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Aleksandr Blok’s Diary as the Key to the Mysterious Image of Jesus Christ at the End of The Twelve by Sergei Dotsenko

“…This essay attempts to discover a key to decoding this image in the light of a much-discussed remark in Blok’s diary: “A terrible thought from the present times: the problem is not that the Red Guards are ‘unworthy’ of Jesus Christ who walks with them now; rather, the problem is that it precisely He who walks with them, when an Other is needed”. …”
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Early Soviet Regional History in the Fates of Compatriots Through the Example of G.K. Ozhigov’s Biography by Sergei L. Bekhterev, Lyudmila N. Bekhtereva

“…Of greatest interest are the materials of the: Revolutionary Civil Council of Izhevsk (1918), Soviet commissions on the affairs of former Red Guards and Red partisans (the 1930s), and the autobiography and memoirs of G.K. …”
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Representation of Myth, Folklore and Oral Tradition in Gao Xingjian’s Soul Mountain / Gao Xingjian’ın Ruh Dağında Mit, Folklor ve Sözlü Geleneğin Temsili by Anurag Bhattacharyya

“…In the name of development and in their bid to embrace modernity the Red Guards completely destroyed the people’s sense of rootedness to their land and place and imposed a kind of forced amnesia that compelled them to adopt a life that is artificial and alien to these people. …”
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The Beginning of the Russian Civil War: Events in the City of Mariinsk on May 25, 1918 by Alexey Ermolaev, Igor Uskov

“…During the conflict that occurred between the two Red Guard units the local Red Guards were disarmed. …”
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Armed defense of a shrine as a form of church resistance to soviet authorities: the case of the assault on Belogorsk monastery metochion in Perm diocese in february 1918 by Alexey Marchenko

“…This confrontation led to the death of the Red Guard soldiers, parishioners and members of the Belogorsk brotherhood. …”
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The incarnations / by Barker, Susan, 1978- author

“…I dream of you as a teenage Red Guard, rampaging through the streets of Beijing. …”

I. F. Pavlyukov (Agapov) – the forgotten leader of Tsaritsyn’s Bolsheviks in the October Revolution of 1917 by Tyumentsev, Igor Olegovich

“…It was he who led the creation and arming of the Red Guard detachments, and then the establishment of Soviet power in Tsaritsyn. …”
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Maoïsme et éducation partisane. L’utopie éducative et la Révolution Culturelle by Roland Depierre

“…In 2013, a journal published an article entitled Earnest Apologies, in which a former Red Guard offered apologies to the teachers he had disgraced and tortured and to the classmates whose houses he had wrecked during The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution (1966-1976. …”
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