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Aim: A Bi-Polar, Tri-Polar, or Multi-Polar World?

Aim: A Bi-Polar, Tri-Polar, or Multi-Polar World?. The Effects of US-China Rapprochment. Stalin and Mao Chinese postage stamp. “ Mao Zedong Thought ” – Mao believed, that after Stalin’s death he (and China) should lead the socialist “camp”.

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Aim: A Bi-Polar, Tri-Polar, or Multi-Polar World?

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  1. Aim: A Bi-Polar, Tri-Polar, or Multi-Polar World? The Effects of US-China Rapprochment

  2. Stalin and Mao Chinese postage stamp

  3. “Mao Zedong Thought” – Mao believed, that after Stalin’s death he (and China) should lead the socialist “camp”

  4. The Soviets disagreed – and pulled their engineers from a joint project to build the first bridge across the Yangtze River

  5. In the early 1960s, the Soviets and Chinese armies fought a series of border skirmishesTen years later, the United States tried to play one off against the other

  6. “Détente”: Nixon Goes to China

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