After the peaceful liberation of Tibet, the central
government implemented the policy of unity, education and reform with regard to
the Tibet local government and the upper-class people. The upper-class
reactionary clique, however, did their utmost to preserve the serfdom, clinged
to their splitting position with the support of imperialist forces, and wantonly
staged an armed rebellion.
1. Bogus "People's Congress" incident in
1952
2. Surkang sneaked into Tibet to incite an armed
rebellion
3. Secessionists gathered at Kalimpong in
India
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On March 31, 1952, approximately
1,000 lamas from the Drepung and Sera monasteries swarmed into downtown
Tibet to foment conflict. The picture shows the besieged central
government representative office and CPC Tibet Work
Committee.
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