The Soviet Colossus: History and AftermathM.E. Sharpe, 2001 - 465 頁 A history of modern Russia. Kort begins by providing an overview of the historical background, he then begins with the establishment of the Bolshevik Dictatorship and then tells the story of Communist Russia before concluding with a section on the first 10 years of post-Soviet Russia. |
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第 246 頁
... United States flatly blamed the Soviet Union for the invasion correctly , as it turned out . Stalin had approved the North Korean invasion plans and then provided his Asian allies with the arms they needed to launch their attack . The ...
... United States flatly blamed the Soviet Union for the invasion correctly , as it turned out . Stalin had approved the North Korean invasion plans and then provided his Asian allies with the arms they needed to launch their attack . The ...
第 304 頁
... United States . Henry Kissinger's secret trip to Beijing in July 1971 was followed by the United States drop- ping its objections to the Beijing regime's admission to the United Nations and assumption of the " China " seat in the ...
... United States . Henry Kissinger's secret trip to Beijing in July 1971 was followed by the United States drop- ping its objections to the Beijing regime's admission to the United Nations and assumption of the " China " seat in the ...
第 344 頁
... United States continued its test- ing . He told Western Europeans about how the Soviet Union shared with them " our common house , " in part to try to begin to loosen their ties with the United States , and wooed both Communist and non ...
... United States continued its test- ing . He told Western Europeans about how the Soviet Union shared with them " our common house , " in part to try to begin to loosen their ties with the United States , and wooed both Communist and non ...
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Strangers in a Strange Land | 32 |
Capitalism Comes to Russia | 47 |
The Revolutionaries Regroup | 54 |
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