1º_ The Red Book, by Mao Zedong (Supreme Leader of the People's Republic of China from 1949 to 1976) is the name by which the book 27611 is known; 35486; 37636; ( Mao Yukulú "Quotes from Mao" ) where his speeches and quotations referring to Maoist communism are collected. It was required reading and a source of reference for other writers, who were required to include at least one such quotation in their own works. 2º_ The Red Book of Carl Gustav Jung (psychologist, psychiatrist and one of the fathers of psychoanalysis) is a manuscript with illustrations by the author written in the first half of the twentieth century but published only in the first decade of the twenty-first century. It contains a more careful stylish summary of the so-called Black Books, where he took notes after his visions and contacts with beings that were represented in his imagination (Elijah and Salome) to guide him on a path of spirituality. The name is a literal translation of the German Rote Buch, as the volume was bound with red leather covers. See Blue Book, Green Book, Black Book, White Paper.
"Red Book", is the name given to a handwritten book that was used to keep the record of children given up for adoption by the ICBF in Armero (Tolima) in Colombia, on the occasion of the tragedy resulting from the eruption of the Nevado del Ruiz volcano, on Wednesday, November 13, 1985. This book remains at the headquarters of the ICBF in the city of Ibagué (Tolima).
