The Shift in the Nationalist Government’s Policy toward the Chinese Communist Party during the Protracted Stalemate Stage of the War of Resistance — A Reexamination of The Measures for Restricting the Activities of Other Political Parties (1939–1941)
Party to resist Japan” to “guarding against and restricting the Communist Party.” Focusing on the covertly promulgated 1939 Measures for Restricting the Activities of Other Political Parties, this article systematically examines its formation mechanism, textual circulation, implementation pathways, and historical impact, revealing how this document served as both the institutional vehicle and operational instrument for the policy of “guarding against, restricting, and absorbing the Communist Party.” Research demonstrates that the planning and execution of the Measures relied heavily on the secret service system centered around the Zhongtong (Central Statistics Bureau), forming a covert political network integrating the party, government, military, and secret services. Its implementation mechanisms permeated multiple domains, including grassroots baojia units, public opinion, organizational infiltration, and administrative suppression, aiming to comprehensively restrict the development
引用: 抗战相持阶段国民政府对中共政策的转折 ——对《限制异党活动办法》的再考(1939-1941).(A)(The Shift in the Nationalist Government’s Policy toward the Chinese Communist Party during the Protracted Stalemate Stage of the War of Resistance — A Reexamination of The Measures for Restricting the Activities of Other Political Parties (1939–1941)).张口笑.张瑞.涂云秀.《学人学术》(社科版),2025,K265.1. 08.SciSocXiv ID : 202512.03528v1.