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The Difference in How "1959" Is Treated in Textbooks in China and Tibetan Exile: In Tibet, It's Considered a "Turning Point in History," but in China, It's "Not Even mentioned."
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How much influence do the descriptions in history textbooks have on our worldview? This article compares how the 1959 Tibetan Uprising is depicted in history materials from the Tibetan exile community and mainland China, exploring the background and intentions behind these narratives in education.
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