Soviet-Vietnam Relations and the Role of China 1949-64: Changing AlliancesRoutledge, 2005 |
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1 Choosing sides | 1 |
2 Setting the stage | 13 |
3 The end of the war and the Geneva conference 19531954 | 28 |
4 Together for Communism? | 48 |
5 Reunification by revolution? | 72 |
6 The fight over Laos 19611962 | 94 |
7 From disinterest to active support 19621965 | 113 |
Changing alliances | 136 |
Politburo and Secretariat of the Lao Dong Central Committee | 151 |
Economic assistance and specialists from the Socialist camp to the DRV 195519621 | 155 |
Soviet ambassadors to Vietnam 19541965 | 157 |
Archives in Moscow Russia | 159 |
Notes | 161 |
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According advisors American archives armed struggle assistance attitude AVP RF Beijing’s ceasefire Central Committee Chen Jian China Chinese influence Communist Party CPSU decision delegation Deputy Foreign Minister developments diplomatic discussions DRV’s Duan economic emphasized forces French Geneva agreement Geneva conference Hanoi Hanoi and Beijing Ho Chi Minh Ho’s Ibid ideology important Indochina January Khiem land reform Lao Dong leaders Le Duan Mao’s meeting military Minh Moscow and Beijing negotiations Nguyen Duy Trinh North Vietnamese officials Pathet Lao peaceful Pham Hung Pham Van Dong policies towards Vietnam Politburo political position pro-Chinese problems Qiang Zhai question Record of conversation relations reunification role situation in Vietnam Socialist countries South Vietnam Soviet ambassador Soviet and Chinese Soviet embassy Soviet foreign policy Soviet leaders Soviet Union Soviet–Vietnamese relationship Stalin strategy Tovmasyan Truong Chinh Twentieth Congress underlined Vietminh Vietnam Wars Vietnamese Communists Vietnamese leaders Zhou Enlai Zimyanin