This week on ‘The Intelligence Tibet Podcast’ Drukthar chat with researcher Sagjey Kep, on Forbidden Memory (གསར་བརྗེ།) Tibet during the Culture Revolution written by Tsering Woesar and photographs by Tsering Dorji. We discussed details of book and analysis different issues regarding that era, 1960s - 1970s. ‘In the mid-1960s, a decade-long wave of political violence swept across Tibet. Red Guards burnt books, sacked temples, struggled against teachers and lamas, and outlawed cultural traditions while Communist leaders held mass rallies and military parades, replaced schools with universal political education, and organised the entire rural population into communes.’ Thank you Tsering Woesar for amazing book on Culture Revolution in Tibet.
If you want to find more Information:
Tibetan audio book: https://youtu.be/ViAl2bLb6fc
An online discussion based on Tsering Woeser's book Forbidden Memory: Tibet during the Cultural Revolution
