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The Sino-Soviet Border Conflict of 1969
Open Journal of Political Science, 2021 At the height of the Cold War a dispute between the People’s Republic of China and the Soviet Union nearly escalated into an all-out war that could have enveloped the entire globe. A border conflict between the two nations over disputed territories served as a flash point in the Cold War similar to the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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This concluding chapter argues that the fracture proved even more damaging since it took place within the context of an older, larger fracture: the Sino- Soviet schism. The chapter charts the importance of the Chinese revolution as a factor which decisively changed the balance of global forces in favour of socialism.
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This concluding chapter argues that the fracture proved even more damaging since it took place within the context of an older, larger fracture: the Sino- Soviet schism. The chapter charts the importance of the Chinese revolution as a factor which decisively changed the balance of global forces in favour of socialism.
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