- Ji
Dengkui (Chinese: 纪登奎; 17
March 1923 – 13 July 1988) was a
Chinese political figure during the
Cultural Revolution. He was a
member of the 10th and...
-
pointing to Hua's four
closest collaborators, Wang Dongxing, Wu De, Ji
Dengkui and Chen Xilian. In 1980, they were
charged with "grave errors" in the...
- also lost its
power after Deng's
political manoeuvre: Wang Dongxing, Ji
Dengkui, Wu De, and Chen Xilian, the so-called "Little Gang of Four", were relieved...
- "whatever faction"
represented by Hua Guofeng, Wang Dongxing, Chen Xilian, Ji
Dengkui and Wu De, the "old
guard faction"
represented by Ye
Jianying and Li Xiannian...
-
reinstated 1977)
Zhang Chunqiao (dismissed 1977) Li
Xiannian Chen
Xilian Ji
Dengkui Hua
Guofeng Chen
Yonggui Wu
Guixian ♀ (resigned 1977) Wang Zhen Yu Qiuli...
- Vice
Premiers Deng
Xiaoping Zhang Chunqiao Li
Xiannian Chen
Xilian Ji
Dengkui Hua
Guofeng Chen
Yonggui Wu Guixian♀ Wang Zhen Yu
Qiuli Gu Mu Sun Jian...
- of Four led by Mao's
widow Jiang Qing. In
October 1976, Vice
Premier Ji
Dengkui pla**** a
significant role in
taking over the
Guangming Daily,
helping Mao's...
- 'Small Gang of Four',
commander Chen
Xilian and
political commissar Ji
Dengkui.[citation needed] Qin was a
member of the 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th Central...
-
reinstated 1977)
Zhang Chunqiao (dismissed 1977) Li
Xiannian Chen
Xilian Ji
Dengkui Hua
Guofeng Chen
Yonggui Wu
Guixian ♀ (resigned 1977) Wang Zhen Yu Qiuli...
- Peng Zhen as its leader.
During the
Cultural Revolution it was led by Ji
Dengkui, who
served as
group leader until 24
January 1980, when the commission...
