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Unit 1 Tibet Has Been an Inalienable Part of China Since Ancient Times

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17- Artical Agreement

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Karub Ruins

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Wedding of Songtsen Gampo and Princess Wencheng

Unit 2 Tibet Before the Democratic Reform

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The Life of a Duchung Family

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The Beating Monk Pasang

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The Land Ownership before the Land Reform

Unit 3 Peaceful Liberation of Tibet

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Chairman Zedong declares the founding of the People's Republic of China

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A PLA mobilization order for liberation of Tibet

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Courses of persuading Tibet to peace

Unit 4 Policies & Measures of Central Govt. to Implement "17-Article Agreement"

Troops marching a bridge across the Nujiang River

PLA soldiers helped to build roads between Tibet and Sichuan, Qinghai

Opening ceremony of the Sichuan-Tibet and Qinghai- Tibet highways

Unit 5 Democratic Reform is the Organic Result of Tibet's Historical Development

Statistics on escaped families from three villages in Qamdo

A 78 - year- old Tibetan calls for democratic reform

Tibetan serfs demand democratic reform

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