of the Tiananmen Square protests and their violent suppression. “Today we honor ... of the victims, including the courageous Tiananmen Mothers, who are still seeking ... of Tiananmen is alive in China and everywhere freedom loving people gather. We ...

in and around Tiananmen Square. Dr. He is an expert on the events of June 4, 1989, ... about the anniversary and her recent book, Tiananmen Exiles: Voices ... participated in the demonstrations, their family members, including the Tiananmen ...

For all people who seek freedom, Tiananmen Square still stirs our ... the lost, and especially to the Tiananmen Mothers. We all recognize ...

in Tiananmen Square, ending hopes that China would join the changes sweeping ... continued.   Looking back on the Tiananmen movement, it is striking how modest ... of its people.   Yet many who stood on Tiananmen Square that day, asking ...

of demonstrations in Tiananmen Square by Chinese authorities, we should remember ... the Tiananmen Mothers. China can honor the memory of that day by moving to give ...

This document, a heavily excised summary transcript of their conversation, indicates that the subject of the student demonstrations did come up at their meeting. (May 23, 1989) ...

This document, the first in this series of SITREPs, updates U.S. embassy and consular personnel around the world on the first violent clashes with demonstrators. (June 3, 1989) ...

The Chinese government, in the words of this cable, "stepped up its anti-US rhetoric." (June 11, 1989) ...

Policy makers in Washington were clearly concerned as the Fang Lizhi episode threatened to further disrupt Sino-American relationship beyond its current strains. ...

This Embassy cable sent three weeks after President Bush announced a package of sanctions against the PRC, informs that a Chinese military official had lodged a formal complaint with the U.S. defense attaché that "strongly protested recent U.S. milit ...