The Woodrow Wilson Center Press
Brothers in Arms: The Rise and Fall of the Sino-Soviet Alliance 1945-1963
Cold War International History Project Series
This volume brings together scholars from China, Russia, the United States, and Europe who, drawing on newly available documentation, analzye the complicated and stormy history of the Sino-Soviet relationship from World War II to the 1960s.
The book stresses the challenges posed by the widening of sources - newly available Soviet, Chinese, and Eastern Bloc archives, document collections, and briefing books, as well as interviews with former policymakers - for scholars of post-1946 international history.
What People are Saying
Chapter List
Series Preface, James G. HErshberg
Preface, Odd Arne Westad
Introduction, Odd Arne Westad
1. The Origins of the Sino-Soviet Alliance, Niu Jun
2. Stalin, Mao, and the End of the Korean War
3. Soviet Advisors in China in the 1950s, Deborah A. Kaple
4. Sino-Soviet Military Cooperation, Sergei Goncharenko
5. The Sino-Soviet Alliance and the United States, Odd Arne Westad
6. Sino-Soviet Economic Cooperation, Shu Guang Zhang
7. Nikita Khrushchev and Sino-Soviet Relations, Constantine Pleshakov
8. Chinese Politics and the Collapse of the Sino-Soviet Alliance, Chen Jian and Yang Kuisong
Appendix: Some Documents on Sino-Soviet Relations, 1948-1963