【新唐人2012年5月30日讯】原北京市委书记陈希同为自己鸣冤叫屈的“访谈录”，即将在香港问世。陈希同声称，他的入狱是中共高层自文革以来最大的冤案。他两年前向最高人民法院提出申诉要求重审，但是至今没有获得回应。这本新书是由曾任国务院“农村发展研究中心”，中共中央“农村政策研究室”研究员的姚监复，作一系列的采访和撰写。
1995年被指控贪污而被撤职的陈希同，1998年被判监禁16年。2004年陈希同保外就医。据判决书，陈希同将于2013年8月1号正式出狱。
陈希同1989年“六四事件”期间，担任北京市市长，曾参与和学生对话，是中共第十四届中央政治局委员。而在“六四事件23周年”前夕，陈希同在一部即将出版的“访谈录”中，否认对他腐败的指控，以及他在1989年“六四镇压”中的作用。
“访谈录”作者姚监复在接受《新唐人》采访时透露，今年82岁的陈希同在两年前就向最高人民法院申诉，希望为自己平反昭雪。陈希同在访谈中表示，中共在权力斗争中，任何事情都会发生，所有手段都可能使用，包括那些最卑鄙的。他是执法不公的牺牲品。
姚监复：“这个书是早就准备出的。准备2011年出的。但是他希望2012年出。”
记者：“为什么﹖”
姚监复：“因为他在申诉。他想申诉有个结果再说。”
记者：“现在他有没有申诉﹖”
姚监复：“两年前就提出来了。”
记者：“他向哪个部门提出申诉﹖”
姚监复：“最高人民法院。判决的那个单位，他希望重新审判。 ”
记者：“最高人民法院给答复了吗﹖”
姚监复：“没有回答。”
姚监复表示，出书的目地是还原历史的真实。
记者：“您为何采访陈希同﹖”
姚监复：“ 我想了解历史真实。 ”
记者：“这段历史为何重要﹖”
姚监复：“ 因为历史经常有些细节和具体事实和宣传的不一样。所以我想把它弄得准确一点。”
记者：“陈希同为什么想要出版这本书呢﹖”
姚监复：“ 他把他定为经济犯罪，他认为不公平，不准确，是个冤案。所以他跟我讲了这个情况。出书是我决定出的。 ”
记者：“出版这本书有什么意义﹖”
姚监复：“ 我想可能让读者能了解各方面的意见。相信读者比作者更聪明。他有智慧判断历史的真实。”
记者：“他是受到江泽民的打压和报复吗﹖”
姚监复：“ 这个他自己不知道。我也没有准确的材料证明这一点。但是事实上他没有贪污而定了贪污罪。我就是把这过程跟事实公布一下。由读者判断。”
有报导指出，陈希同反对当时的国家主席江泽民，成为中共权力斗争的牺牲品。
为“访谈录”写导言的吴国光，曾任中共中央“政治体制改革研讨小组”成员，他认为，对于陈希同被革职查办的真正原因，以及和江泽民之间的恩怨纠葛，陈希同有很多话没有说出来。
吴国光：“ 他自己书里没有这么说。他自己说不知道为什么被判刑，被指控贪污罪。但是我想当时是江泽民主导中国政局，一般舆论当时认为，通过把陈希同搞掉，江泽民树立了自己的权威，对在后邓小平时期，江泽民成为不可挑战的领导人，是重要的一步，搞掉陈希同。从获益角度来看当然是江泽民获益。”
吴国光认为，这本书的意义在于又一次显示共产党是一部绞肉机。
吴国光：“ 他这样一个人，最后也是成为中国共产党的阶下囚，这个制度是一个没有正义，没有法律，没有是非概念的一个体制。不管什么人，都可能被这个体制吞噬掉。都可能被这个体制冤枉掉。”
在此之前媒体报导，靠镇压“六四民运”上台的江泽民，最怕军队不服他这个没摸过枪的军委主席。江在十四大（1996年）从军队核心赶走杨尚昆兄弟，并大力培植亲信。然后，江泽民开始盘算，把矛头指向北京市这个重要的政治滩头阵地。
但江泽民费了九牛二虎之力，最后搞出的证据也不过是陈希同“自1991年7月至1994年11月，在对外交往中接受贵重礼物22件，其中金银制品8 件，贵重手表6支，名贵水笔4支，照相机3架，摄像机1台，共计价值人民币55．5万多元。”
陈希同为此锒铛入狱，被判有期徒刑16 年。
采访编辑/秦雪/后制/钟元
Former Beijing Mayor Chen Xitong Challenges Charges
Against Him In His New Book Out Soon
Chen Xitong, former Beijing Communist Party Secretary
denied charges against him in “Conversations with Chen Xitong”;
his new book which will be released soon in Hong Kong.
In it he stated that his imprisonment was
“the biggest case of injustice since the Cultural Revolution.”
Chen appealed to the Supreme People’s Court two years ago,
but they haven’t ever responded to him.
Yao Jianfu, a retired researcher of central government wrote
this book based on a series of interviews with Chen.
Chen was dismissed from his posts in 1995 and convicted on
corruption charges.
In 1998 he was sentenced to 16 years in jail. He won medical
parole in 2004.
According to the verdict, Chen will be formally released
on Aug.1st 2013.
Chen was mayor of Beijing during the June 4th 1989 massacre
and participated in dialogue with students. He also was a member of the Politburo.
Now, days before the 23rd anniversary of June 4th massacre,
Chen has denied the corruption charges in the book and any prominent role in 1989.
The author Yao Jianfu told NTD that 82-year-old Chen
appealed to the Supreme People’s Court two years ago, hoping to redress his case.
Chen told Yao in an interview that the CCP’s infighting used
any means possible, any low-handed actions,
including the most despicable crimes.
He said he was a victim of injustice.
Yao Jianfu: “The book was planned for publication in 2011,
but Chen hopes to release it in 2012.”
NTD reporter: “Why?”
Yao: “Because he is appealing. He wants to have results first.”
NTD reporter: “Has he appealed?”
Yao: “Two year’s ago.”
NTD reporter: “Where did he appeal to?”
Yao: “The Supreme People’s Court sentenced him; he hoped to review his case.”
NTD reporter: “Has the Court replied?”
Yao: “There is no response yet.”
Yao said the purpose of writing the book was to restore
the real history.
NTD Reporter: “Could you explain your initial idea of interviewing Chen?”
Yao: “I want to know the real history.”
NTD reporter: “What’s the importance of doing so?”
Yao: “Because details of history were often different between
facts and propaganda. I want to see an accurate history.”
NTD reporter: “Why does Chen Xitong want to publish the book?”
Yao: “They charged him of economic crimes, he thought it
was injustice, inaccurate and a misjudgment. He told me this.
I decided to write the book.”
NTD reporter: “What’s behind publishing the book?”
Yao: “To let readers know various opinions. I believe readers
are cleverer than writers. They have wisdom to judge whether
it is real history or not.”
NTD reporter: “Was Chen suppressed by Jiang Zemin?”
Yao: “He didn’t know about it. I have no evidence to prove it.
Chen wasn’t corrupt but was accused of corruption .I just
restored the truth to the public. Let the readers judge it.”
Sources said that Chen Xitong was against
at the time Chairman Jiang Zemin.
He was seen as a victim of CCP power struggle.
Wu Guoguang, who wrote the preface for the book, was a
former member of the Office for Restructuring Central Politics.
Wu said Chen had not mentioned any reason why he could
have conflict with Jiang Zemin if it was why he was dismissed.
Wu Guoguang: “He didn’t mention in the book. He said he
didn’t know why he was charged of corruption.
I think at that time, Jiang ruled China. Some opinions said by
removing Chen, Jiang could establish his own power.
In Deng Xiaoping’s late era, Jiang became a leader not to be
challenged.
So it was an important step to dismiss Chen. Jiang certainly
benefited from that action.”
Wu Guoguang believes that the meaning of the book shows
that the CCP is a killing machine.
Wu Guoguang: “Men like Chen Xitong, finally became the
CCP’s prisoner;
no justice and law in this system, no concept of good and bad.
No matter who you are, you could be destroyed by injustice.”
Recently, media reported that Jiang Zemin was promoted due
to the crackdown of the June 4th Tiananmen protest.
Being a head of the military, Jiang was fear of being refused
by the army as he has never used gun.
In 1996, Jiang removed key persons, Yang Shangkun and his
brother from military office, training and using his own allies.
Then Jiang began to target Beijing, an important political place.
After Jiang’s serious preparation, evidence was produced that
from July 1991 to November 1994, Chen Xitong accepted 22
luxury gifts in diplomatic events worth RMB 555,500 Yuan.
These included eight gold and silver items, six expensive
watches, four luxury pens, three cameras, and one camcorder.
Then Chen was jailed for 16 years on account of this evidence.
