英文摘要 |
Reformatory was set up by some European countries as an institute to reclaim the adolescents of crimes in the 18th century. It was introduced to China in the late Qing dynasty. After the establishment of the Nationalist government, Kuomintang strengthened the function of the reformatory on the CCP political criminals. This paper tries to analyze the strategy and its effectiveness of Kuomintang’s reformatory on the CCP political criminals through a research on the history of the Nanchang Field Headquarters Temporary Reformatory. We hold that as the suppression of the Communists deepened, in order to get rid of the negative effects brought by the CCP’s political mobilization, Chiang Kai-shek managed to establish reformatories to obtain the powerful effect of “Relying mainly on politics, with military as a supplement”. However, the shortages of living places, expenses, hands, etc. put the plan of Reformatory into trouble. Meanwhile, the reformed CCP took advantages of this situation to oppose to the reformatory policy of Kuomintang, thus the reformatories became a passive refugee institute, and the reformatory policy didn’t get its original purpose. |