Investigation
The 1989 Democracy Movement and Military Crackdown
Six articles and case files reconstruct decision, implementation, numerical disputes, and institutional legacy of The 1989 Democracy Movement and Military Crackdown.
Articles
6- The 1989 Movement and Military Crackdown: An OverviewIntegrating student, worker, and citizen mobilization, leadership conflict, martial law, lethal force, and aftermath.
- 1989 Timeline: Mourning, Hunger Strike, Martial Law, and the June CrackdownOrdering verifiable milestones from April 15 through the subsequent trials.
- Students, Workers, Citizens, and Internal Differences in the 1989 MovementComparing demands, organization, class language, and views of negotiation.
- Martial-Law Decisions, Troop Mobilization, and the Chain into BeijingSeparating political decision, martial-law command, unit orders, and street encounters.
- Deaths, Injuries, and Arrests in 1989: Evidence LimitsComparing hospital, government, diplomatic, human-rights, and victim-list evidence.
- After the Crackdown: Trials, Political Rectification, and June Fourth Memory ControlTracing arrests, sentences, workplace screening, education, propaganda, and commemorative restrictions.
Cases
3- Martial-Law Troops Enter Beijing: Orders, Routes, and Lethal ForceAn event-timeline and evidence-status reconstruction of Martial-Law Troops Enter Beijing: Orders, Routes, and Lethal Force.
- Arrests and Trials after the Crackdown: Students, Workers, and SentencingAn event-timeline and evidence-status reconstruction of Arrests and Trials after the Crackdown: Students, Workers, and Sentencing.
- June Fourth Memory Control: Families, Commemoration, Textbooks, and SearchAn event-timeline and evidence-status reconstruction of June Fourth Memory Control: Families, Commemoration, Textbooks, and Search.