Communist China and Eastern Europe. In order to understand China's policy in Eastern Europe since 1956 one must make an effort of imagination. First of all, one must reconstruct the situation in which Peking found itself in the 1960s, as a result of the mounting bitter political as well as ideological conflict with the great power which shares with the Chinese the longest frontier in the world (ca. 1,000,000 sq.mi.), the lands that once had belonged to the Middle Kingdom. In 1960, when the conflict first exploded, China was still weak and economically as well as militarily dependent on the Soviet Union. The fundamental character of the conflict and China's limitations made Mao determined to use all ressources and allies wherever they coul...
China's slow reentry into the communist world, by Alain Jacob Since the Sino-Soviet rupture in the e...
lt was only in the last decades of the 20th century that the long border between China and Russia, m...
The Three Revolutions of China: a 28 years Review of Socialist Edification. When Mao Tse-tung procl...
Communist China and Eastern Europe. In order to understand China's policy in Eastern Europe since 1...
China-USSR : from alliance to conflict. After Nikita Khrushchev was removed from office on October ...
The impact of the cultural revolution on the Sino-Russian conflict, by Chi-Hsi Hu The clashes in Chi...
Europe and the New United States Policy towards China. The objective geopolitical linkage between C...
The dramatic phenomenon which appeared soon after Stalin's death in March 1953 in the Communist worl...
In the context of the Cold War, how PRC, a party-state in the socialist bloc, got along with France,...
Chinese foreign policy after Mao Zedong, by Gilbert Padoul After a relatively passive period (1976-...
The change which occurred from 1949 to 1973 in the relations between the Union of Soviet Socialist R...
The Sino-Soviet conflict of 1969 constitutes part of an historical conflictual continuity between Ch...
Chinese internal affairs. This article treats the evolution of Chinese internal policy since the Cu...
The 1956 crises in the Soviet Bloc states, and the Hungarian October events in particular, had a pro...
THE INFLUENCE OF THE SOVIET MODEL ON THE POLICY FOR NATIONAL MINORITIES IN CHINA : THE CASE OF SINKI...
China's slow reentry into the communist world, by Alain Jacob Since the Sino-Soviet rupture in the e...
lt was only in the last decades of the 20th century that the long border between China and Russia, m...
The Three Revolutions of China: a 28 years Review of Socialist Edification. When Mao Tse-tung procl...
Communist China and Eastern Europe. In order to understand China's policy in Eastern Europe since 1...
China-USSR : from alliance to conflict. After Nikita Khrushchev was removed from office on October ...
The impact of the cultural revolution on the Sino-Russian conflict, by Chi-Hsi Hu The clashes in Chi...
Europe and the New United States Policy towards China. The objective geopolitical linkage between C...
The dramatic phenomenon which appeared soon after Stalin's death in March 1953 in the Communist worl...
In the context of the Cold War, how PRC, a party-state in the socialist bloc, got along with France,...
Chinese foreign policy after Mao Zedong, by Gilbert Padoul After a relatively passive period (1976-...
The change which occurred from 1949 to 1973 in the relations between the Union of Soviet Socialist R...
The Sino-Soviet conflict of 1969 constitutes part of an historical conflictual continuity between Ch...
Chinese internal affairs. This article treats the evolution of Chinese internal policy since the Cu...
The 1956 crises in the Soviet Bloc states, and the Hungarian October events in particular, had a pro...
THE INFLUENCE OF THE SOVIET MODEL ON THE POLICY FOR NATIONAL MINORITIES IN CHINA : THE CASE OF SINKI...
China's slow reentry into the communist world, by Alain Jacob Since the Sino-Soviet rupture in the e...
lt was only in the last decades of the 20th century that the long border between China and Russia, m...
The Three Revolutions of China: a 28 years Review of Socialist Edification. When Mao Tse-tung procl...