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中华人民共和国成立后,名扬中外的爱国“七君子”中,除邹韬奋与李公朴已不在人世外,其余5位“君子”中沈钧儒、章乃器、沙千里、史良陆续调去北京高就。惟独学位最高、年纪最轻的王造时被冷落,一直待业在上海。1951年下半年,复旦大学校长陈望道得知这一情况后聘他为政治系教授,总算是找到个安身的地方。但好景不长,反右斗争开始后,王造时被定为大右派,文化大革命中又以“反革命罪”被捕入狱,最终惨死在狱中。王造时的命运何以会如此多舛呢?事情还得从1941年由他执笔的救国会《致斯大林大元帅信》谈起。
After the founding of the People’s Republic of China, Shen Junru, Zhang Nai-ru, Sha Qian-li and Shi Liang, one of the remaining five “gentlemen,” among the seven “patrician” patriotic proclamations both at home and abroad, were successively transferred to Beijing Gaoshichan in succession. Only the highest degree, the youngest King made when left out, has been unemployed in Shanghai. In the second half of 1951, Chen Wangdao, the president of Fudan University, hired him as a professor of politics after learning of the situation and finally found a safe place. However, it did not last long. After the anti-rightist struggle began, Wang Zazhi was designated as the big rightist. In the Cultural Revolution, he was also arrested and sentenced to “counter-revolutionary crimes” and died in prison. Why did the fate of the king make such a great deal? Things had to be discussed in 1941 by the National Salvation Council written by him, “Letters to Marshal Stalin.”