*The CBS testimony says that the CPC denies the casualties in outer areas. This is incorrect, the mayor of Beijing had stated in a public report that around 200 people died including PLA soldiers.
“According to the information we have so far gathered, more than 3,000 civilians were wounded and over 200, including 36 college students, died during the riot.” (p. 47).
Xitong, Chen. Report on Checking the Turmoil and Quelling the Counter-Revolutionary Rebellion. New Star Publishers, 1989.
Mentions in State-Owned Media In China [refuting the "censor" narrative; all accessed through Baidu]:
No clue what Lemmy is but I'll try to get what you're asking for.
I made a carrd on the Uyghur genocide available [here]. It has the U.S. Army colonel clip you talked ab.
For Tiananmen Square, [this] is a Hong Kong news report of the evacuation. You have the CIA cable, that's a good source. Here's a general article.
*The CBS testimony says that the CPC denies the casualties in outer areas. This is incorrect, the mayor of Beijing had stated in a public report that around 200 people died including PLA soldiers.
Xitong, Chen. Report on Checking the Turmoil and Quelling the Counter-Revolutionary Rebellion. New Star Publishers, 1989.
Mentions in State-Owned Media In China [refuting the "censor" narrative; all accessed through Baidu]:
China.org.cn: China Rejects US Statement on 6-4 Incident
China Daily: Tiananmen Massacre a Myth
China Daily: What's Wrong With Our Liberal Studies Courses?
CPC News: Centennial Events of the Communist Party of China
People's Daily: Memorabilia of the Communist Party of China 1989
Publications the year of the event (first is relatively easy to find, second isn't):
Xitong, Chen. Report on Checking the Turmoil and Quelling the Counter-Revolutionary Rebellion. Beijing: New Star Publishers, 1989.
The Beijing Riot: A Photo Record. Beijing: New Star Publishers, 1989.