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Declassified U. S. Intelligence Archives on China (1948-1976) (Volume 5)
"Declassified U. S. Intelligence on China Files (1948-1976)" is a report on Chinese intelligence collected by U. S. Intelligence agencies, mainly the Central Intelligence Agency, as well as the analysis and evaluation of this intelligence. The CIA is the most important and core intelligence agency of the United States, so these intelligence files were originally the top national secrets of the United States. It was not until 2004 that these intelligence files began to be declassified one after a
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Declassified U. S. Intelligence Archives on China: 1948-1976 (Volume 1)
"Declassified U. S. Intelligence on China Files (1948-1976)" is a report on Chinese intelligence collected by U. S. Intelligence agencies, mainly the Central Intelligence Agency, as well as the analysis and evaluation of this intelligence. The CIA is the most important and core intelligence agency of the United States, so these intelligence files were originally the top national secrets of the United States. It was not until 2004 that these intelligence files began to be declassified one after a
373Reads9.3Score126Shelves
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Declassified U. S. Intelligence Archives on China (1948-1976) (Volume 8)
"Declassified U. S. Intelligence on China Files (1948-1976)" is a report on Chinese intelligence collected by U. S. Intelligence agencies, mainly the Central Intelligence Agency, as well as the analysis and evaluation of this intelligence. The CIA is the most important and core intelligence agency of the United States, so these intelligence files were originally the top national secrets of the United States. It was not until 2004 that these intelligence files began to be declassified one after a
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Twenty-Four Lectures on the International History of the Cold War
The book "Twenty-four Lectures on the International History of the Cold War" is divided into three parts: the first part is the origin and outbreak of the Cold War (1945-1953); the second part is the expansion and continuation of the Cold War (1954-1969); the third part is the transformation and end of the Cold War (1970-1 991) is a summary of the teaching and research results of teachers from the History Department of East China Normal University over the past many years. It describes the devel
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Cold War in Asia—the Korean War and China's Sending Troops to North Korea
Based on multinational archives (China, Russia, the United States, and South Korea), it restores China's decision-making process to resist U. S. Aggression and aid Korea, reveals the tripartite interaction between Stalin, Mao Zedong, and Kim Il-sung, and analyzes the motivations and costs of China's participation in the war and its far-reaching impact on Sino-Soviet relations and the Cold War order in East Asia.
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Cold War Apocalypse: a Series of Special Reports on the History of the Cold War Between the United States and the Soviet Union
Currently, Sino-US relations are in the most tense and critical situation since the two countries normalized relations for more than 40 years. Has Sino-US relations entered or will eventually enter a "New Cold War" state? In what direction will the current state of things develop? What was the result? How should China respond to the aggressive offensive and pressure from the United States? For these questions, not only all departments in China are thinking about it, but all fields in the academi
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Declassified U. S. Intelligence Archives on China (1948-1976) (Volume 7)
"Declassified U. S. Intelligence on China Files (1948-1976)" is a report on Chinese intelligence collected by U. S. Intelligence agencies, mainly the Central Intelligence Agency, as well as the analysis and evaluation of this intelligence. The CIA is the most important and core intelligence agency of the United States, so these intelligence files were originally the top national secrets of the United States. It was not until 2004 that these intelligence files began to be declassified one after a
52Reads8.3Score—Shelves
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Declassified U. S. Intelligence Archives on China (1948-1976) (Volume 4)
"Declassified U. S. Intelligence on China Files (1948-1976)" is a report on Chinese intelligence collected by U. S. Intelligence agencies, mainly the Central Intelligence Agency, as well as the analysis and evaluation of this intelligence. The CIA is the most important and core intelligence agency of the United States, so these intelligence files were originally the top national secrets of the United States. It was not until 2004 that these intelligence files began to be declassified one after a
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Declassified U. S. Intelligence Archives on China (1948-1976) (Volume 3)
"Declassified U. S. Intelligence on China Files (1948-1976)" is a report on Chinese intelligence collected by U. S. Intelligence agencies, mainly the Central Intelligence Agency, as well as the analysis and evaluation of this intelligence. The CIA is the most important and core intelligence agency of the United States, so these intelligence files were originally the top national secrets of the United States. It was not until 2004 that these intelligence files began to be declassified one after a
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Stalin and Tito - the Causes and Consequences of the Conflict in Southern Jiangsu
Through the breakup of southern Jiangsu in 1948, the contradiction between Stalin and Tito in ideology, national interests and camp leadership is analyzed. Discuss the impact of Yugoslavia's path to independence on the Eastern European satellite countries, as well as the mode of dealing with "heresies" within the socialist camp.
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Declassified U. S. Intelligence Archives on China (1948-1976) (Volume 6)
"Declassified U. S. Intelligence on China Files (1948-1976)" is a report on Chinese intelligence collected by U. S. Intelligence agencies, mainly the Central Intelligence Agency, as well as the analysis and evaluation of this intelligence. The CIA is the most important and core intelligence agency of the United States, so these intelligence files were originally the top national secrets of the United States. It was not until 2004 that these intelligence files began to be declassified one after a
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Kinmen: Civil War and Cold War: Archives and Research on the United States, the Soviet Union, and China
"Kinmen: Civil War and Cold War: Declassification and Research of Archives of the United States, the Soviet Union, and China" is based on the newly declassified archives of the United States, the former Soviet Union, China, and Taiwan, as well as a large number of historical materials such as diaries, and provides a new interpretation of the important political and military events surrounding Kinmen since the 1940s.
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The Rise and Collapse of a Great Power - Special Study on the History of the Soviet Union (1917-1991) Part 2
From Gorbachev's reforms to the disintegration of the Soviet Union (1982-1991), he reflected on the inevitability of new thinking reforms, the outbreak of national issues and the collapse of the system.
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The Rise and Collapse of a Great Power - Special Study on the History of the Soviet Union (1917-1991) Part 1
From the October Revolution to the establishment of the Stalin model (1917-1953), analyze the construction of the Soviet political system, the road to industrialization and the Great Purge.
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The Rise and Collapse of a Great Power - Special Studies in Soviet History (1917-1991)
From Khrushchev's reforms to Brezhnev's stagnation (1953-1982), we explore the costs of de-Stalinization, failed economic reforms, and external expansion.
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Choices at the Crossroads China 1956-1957
The book "Choices at the Crossroads: China 1956-1957" collects nine historical monographs on China from 1956 to 1957 published by Shen Zhihua. These papers are independent articles, but they have close logical relationships with each other. Compared with previous works that study this period of history, this book analyzes the history of China's socialist construction and the history of the international communist movement, thus drawing many new insights.
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Mao Zedong, Stalin and the Korean War
"Mao Zedong, Stalin and the Korean War" is the most representative work of the famous historian Shen Zhihua, and it is also a new starting point for domestic research on the Korean War. Based on a large number of existing first-hand materials from China and Russia, this book carefully considers and discusses the origins of the Korean War and China's participation in the war. It not only subverts various narratives and conclusions that were once familiar to people, but also reveals at a more in-d
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Ninety-Three Years of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union—a Record of Major Historical Facts of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
This book is a documented history book about the 93-year history of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, which was full of ups and downs from its birth to its dissolution. The book takes years as its warp and events as its latitude, and is based on publicly available and published materials in the Soviet Union. It objectively shows people the entire historical development process of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, many of which are materials that have been translated into Chinese fo
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Allies in the Cold War—state Relations Within the Socialist Camp
Systematically sort out the cooperation and conflicts within the socialist camp (China, the Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, North Korea, Vietnam, etc.) And explore the essence of the relationship between "brotherly countries". Through cases of economic aid, military alliances and political control, the contradiction between hegemonic structures and nationalism within the camp is revealed.
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The Re-Transformation of the Cold War—the Internal Differences in the Sino-Soviet Alliance and Its Outcome
Taking the breakdown of the Sino-Soviet alliance as the core, it reveals the fundamental contradictions between the two countries in terms of ideology, national interests, and leadership personalities. By comparing the decision-making of Khrushchev and Mao Zedong, we analyze the changes in the power structure within the socialist camp and the impact of the differences between China and the Soviet Union on the reconstruction of the global Cold War pattern.
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The Silly Concubine Who Reads Minds: Crazy Criticism of the Prince's Favorite
Qiao Qinghe, the concubine of the Hou Mansion, was forced to marry as a "stupid" due to her stepmother's plot and her sister's escape from marriage. She became the bride of Shen Yuheng, the rumored cruel, crippled and paralyzed King of Qin. Everyone lamented that she was unlucky, but Qiao Qinghe unexpectedly awakened her special mind-reading ability and could hear Shen Yuheng's true heart. On their wedding night, Shen Yuheng held a sword and threatened with a cold face, but his heart was full of
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