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Secret History of Sino-Soviet Diplomatic Relations, 1917-27
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Secret History of Sino-Soviet Diplomatic Relations, 1917-27
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A study of secret agreements signed by Moscow and the Peking Government in 1924 and confirmed by a Soviet-Japanese convention in 1925 which allowed the Bolsheviks to reclaim tsarist concessions in China including Outer Mongolia, the Chinese Eastern Railway, the Boxer Indemnity and the right of extraterritoriality.
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A study of secret agreements signed by Moscow and the Peking Government in 1924 and confirmed by a Soviet-Japanese convention in 1925 which allowed the Bolsheviks to reclaim tsarist concessions in China including Outer Mongolia, the Chinese Eastern Railway, the Boxer Indemnity and the right of extraterritoriality.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 344
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. September 2016
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781315293202
- Artikelnr.: 49336248
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 344
- Erscheinungstermin: 16. September 2016
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781315293202
- Artikelnr.: 49336248
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Bruce Elleman
The Diplomatic Situation Prior to 1919; The Chinese Delegation's Proposals;
Wilson's Compromise Solution; The Versailles Treaty's Shantung Resolutions;
The May Fourth Movement; The Versailles Treaty and Soviet Russia 1. The
Opening of Sino-Soviet Diplomatic Negotiations 2. The Origins of the United
Front Policy 3. Outer Mongolia Enters the Communist Bloc 4. Assertion of
Soviet Control over the Chinese Eastern Railway 5. China's Revocation of
the Boxer Indemnity 6. The Restoration of Russian Territorial Concessions
7. The Resumption of Russian Extraterritoriality 8. Soviet Foreign Policy
and the Chinese Communist Party. Conclusions: Status Quo and Outer
Mongolian Independence; Forming a Soviet-KMT Alliance; The Chiang-Stalin
Secret Pact; Stalin Retakes the Chinese Eastern Railway; Soviet Territorial
Concessions and Extraterritoriality
Wilson's Compromise Solution; The Versailles Treaty's Shantung Resolutions;
The May Fourth Movement; The Versailles Treaty and Soviet Russia 1. The
Opening of Sino-Soviet Diplomatic Negotiations 2. The Origins of the United
Front Policy 3. Outer Mongolia Enters the Communist Bloc 4. Assertion of
Soviet Control over the Chinese Eastern Railway 5. China's Revocation of
the Boxer Indemnity 6. The Restoration of Russian Territorial Concessions
7. The Resumption of Russian Extraterritoriality 8. Soviet Foreign Policy
and the Chinese Communist Party. Conclusions: Status Quo and Outer
Mongolian Independence; Forming a Soviet-KMT Alliance; The Chiang-Stalin
Secret Pact; Stalin Retakes the Chinese Eastern Railway; Soviet Territorial
Concessions and Extraterritoriality
The Diplomatic Situation Prior to 1919; The Chinese Delegation's Proposals; Wilson's Compromise Solution; The Versailles Treaty's Shantung Resolutions; The May Fourth Movement; The Versailles Treaty and Soviet Russia 1. The Opening of Sino-Soviet Diplomatic Negotiations 2. The Origins of the United Front Policy 3. Outer Mongolia Enters the Communist Bloc 4. Assertion of Soviet Control over the Chinese Eastern Railway 5. China's Revocation of the Boxer Indemnity 6. The Restoration of Russian Territorial Concessions 7. The Resumption of Russian Extraterritoriality 8. Soviet Foreign Policy and the Chinese Communist Party. Conclusions: Status Quo and Outer Mongolian Independence; Forming a Soviet-KMT Alliance; The Chiang-Stalin Secret Pact; Stalin Retakes the Chinese Eastern Railway; Soviet Territorial Concessions and Extraterritoriality
The Diplomatic Situation Prior to 1919; The Chinese Delegation's Proposals;
Wilson's Compromise Solution; The Versailles Treaty's Shantung Resolutions;
The May Fourth Movement; The Versailles Treaty and Soviet Russia 1. The
Opening of Sino-Soviet Diplomatic Negotiations 2. The Origins of the United
Front Policy 3. Outer Mongolia Enters the Communist Bloc 4. Assertion of
Soviet Control over the Chinese Eastern Railway 5. China's Revocation of
the Boxer Indemnity 6. The Restoration of Russian Territorial Concessions
7. The Resumption of Russian Extraterritoriality 8. Soviet Foreign Policy
and the Chinese Communist Party. Conclusions: Status Quo and Outer
Mongolian Independence; Forming a Soviet-KMT Alliance; The Chiang-Stalin
Secret Pact; Stalin Retakes the Chinese Eastern Railway; Soviet Territorial
Concessions and Extraterritoriality
Wilson's Compromise Solution; The Versailles Treaty's Shantung Resolutions;
The May Fourth Movement; The Versailles Treaty and Soviet Russia 1. The
Opening of Sino-Soviet Diplomatic Negotiations 2. The Origins of the United
Front Policy 3. Outer Mongolia Enters the Communist Bloc 4. Assertion of
Soviet Control over the Chinese Eastern Railway 5. China's Revocation of
the Boxer Indemnity 6. The Restoration of Russian Territorial Concessions
7. The Resumption of Russian Extraterritoriality 8. Soviet Foreign Policy
and the Chinese Communist Party. Conclusions: Status Quo and Outer
Mongolian Independence; Forming a Soviet-KMT Alliance; The Chiang-Stalin
Secret Pact; Stalin Retakes the Chinese Eastern Railway; Soviet Territorial
Concessions and Extraterritoriality
The Diplomatic Situation Prior to 1919; The Chinese Delegation's Proposals; Wilson's Compromise Solution; The Versailles Treaty's Shantung Resolutions; The May Fourth Movement; The Versailles Treaty and Soviet Russia 1. The Opening of Sino-Soviet Diplomatic Negotiations 2. The Origins of the United Front Policy 3. Outer Mongolia Enters the Communist Bloc 4. Assertion of Soviet Control over the Chinese Eastern Railway 5. China's Revocation of the Boxer Indemnity 6. The Restoration of Russian Territorial Concessions 7. The Resumption of Russian Extraterritoriality 8. Soviet Foreign Policy and the Chinese Communist Party. Conclusions: Status Quo and Outer Mongolian Independence; Forming a Soviet-KMT Alliance; The Chiang-Stalin Secret Pact; Stalin Retakes the Chinese Eastern Railway; Soviet Territorial Concessions and Extraterritoriality