April 1, 1958
Despatch No. 571 from American Embassy Taipei to the Department of State, 'Kuomintang Concern over Certain Tendencies toward Disintegration of Party Discipline'
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The despatch examines concerns within the Kuomintang (KMT) about the weakening of party discipline, driven by ideological shifts questioning the balance between revolutionary goals and democratic principles. It highlights fears that personal freedom among members undermines the party's unity and effectiveness, endangering the Five Power Constitution and anti-communist efforts. The leadership expresses a commitment to restoring party cohesion through self-examination and renewed adherence to core revolutionary values.
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