War Between Russia and China Harrison E. Salisbury 1969 W. W. Norton History

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Original Language: English Narrative Type: Nonfiction Edition: First Edition, W. W. Norton & Company Edition, 1st Printing Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company Number of Pages: 224 Era: Cold War Vintage: Yes Topic: Sino-Soviet Split, Cold War Geopolitics, Border Disputes, Chinese Communist Ideology, Soviet Foreign Policy, Mongolia As Buffer State, Korean War Reassessment, Asian Power Rivalry, Territorial Claims, American Strategic Risk Illustrator: Harrison E. Salisbury, Charlotte Y. Salisbury, Dennis J. Doolin Intended Audience: Young Adults, Adults Type: Novel Country of Origin: United States Format: Hardcover Features: Dust Jacket, Vintage Hardcover, Black And White Photographs, Double Page Map Language: English Publication Year: 1969 Author: Harrison E. Salisbury Genre: History, Political History, International Relations, Geopolitics, Cold War History, Asian Studies, Chinese History, Soviet History, Foreign Policy, Journalistic Nonfiction Book Title: War between Russia and China

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War Between Russia and China Harrison E. Salisbury 1969 W. W. Norton History. Drawing on his reporting across the Soviet Union, China’s periphery, Mongolia, and the borderlands, he traces the historical roots of the quarrel through imperial rivalry, ideology, territorial disputes, and military positioning. War Between Russia and China Harrison E. Salisbury 1969 W. W. Norton History Salisbury examines the long, worsening rupture between the Soviet Union and China, arguing that the question of conflict between the two communist powers had become one of the central geopolitical dangers in Asia. Drawing on his reporting across the Soviet Union, China’s periphery, Mongolia, and the borderlands, he traces the historical roots of the quarrel through imperial rivalry, ideology, territorial disputes, and military positioning. The book combines travel reporting, political analysis, and historical interpretation to explain how distrust deepened from revolutionary alliance into open antagonism. It moves from broad strategic questions to specific flashpoints such as Korea, Mongolia, frontier claims, and the possibility of a larger war, making it a period piece of late-1960s Cold War analysis rather than a detached academic study. Contents: Foreword The Hinge Of The Earth The View From Russia’s Side The View From China’s Side The River Of The Black Dragon Is Mao A Communist? The Secret History Of The Korean War Image And Reality The Tension Deepens The Land And The Need “To Teach Them A Lesson” Long Live The Victory Of The People’s War Hitler Versus Hitler Is War Inevitable? Index Book is in good condition. Photos are the final arbiter of condition. Please see photos for details, and let me know if you have any questions. Shipping and Return Details Use Coupon Code THEBOOKSAVINGS for a Buy 2 Get 2 FREE at checkout (must have 4 books in cart to apply). FREE Shipping if your order total is over $100. We can combine shipping. We ship daily so you can expect a quick delivery! We offer free returns. No questions asked. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have. Thank you from John a small town bookshop.