Soviet-Chinese Relations, 1945-1970

Contents
	The Soviets and World Communism: Sources of the Sino-Soviet Dispute
	Introduction
Chapter One. The Rout of Japanese Imperialism — One of the Decisive Factors in the Victory of the Chinese Revolution. Sino-Soviet Relations (1945-1949)
	Chapter Two. Sino-Soviet Relations in the Years of the Molding of the PRC (1949-1952)
	Chapter Three. Sino-Soviet Relations in the Years of the First Five-Year Plan (1953-1957)
	Chapter Four. Sources of Emerging Nationalistic and Anti-Soviet Tendencies in the Policies of the CCP Leadership
Chapter Five. Soviet-Chinese Relations in the Period of the Formation of the Special Direction Taken by the Leadership of the CCP in Domestic and Foreign Policies (1958-1959)
Chapter Six. The Leadership of the CCP Turns from the Policy of Sino-Soviet Friendship to the Development of an Open Struggle against the CPSU and the Soviet Union
	Chapter Seven. Soviet-Chinese Relations on the Eve of the “Cultural Revolution”
	Chapter Eight. Sino-Soviet Relations in the Late 1960s
	Conclusion
	Index