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Page 26
However , North Korea continued to avoid leaning toward either the Soviet Union
or China . While it opposes both Soviet “ revisionism " and Chinese “ left
opportunism ” or “ dogmatism , " relations with both powers remained correct .
However , North Korea continued to avoid leaning toward either the Soviet Union
or China . While it opposes both Soviet “ revisionism " and Chinese “ left
opportunism ” or “ dogmatism , " relations with both powers remained correct .
Page 84
While agitation for civil liberties continued to be a major irritant to the Soviet
leadership throughout the year , the Democratic Movement and its sympathizers
posed no immediate internal threat to the regime . The movement appeared to
have ...
While agitation for civil liberties continued to be a major irritant to the Soviet
leadership throughout the year , the Democratic Movement and its sympathizers
posed no immediate internal threat to the regime . The movement appeared to
have ...
Page 316
A steady succession of important visitors and many others continued to visit
China in 1974 , despite the higher - than - usual level of domestic political
campaigning . U.S. senator Henry Jackson visited China in July , and secretary of
state ...
A steady succession of important visitors and many others continued to visit
China in 1974 , despite the higher - than - usual level of domestic political
campaigning . U.S. senator Henry Jackson visited China in July , and secretary of
state ...
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Albania Nicholas C Pano | 3 |
Bulgaria Richard F Staar 13 | 6 |
Czechoslovakia Zdenek Suda 19 | 42 |
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| Title | Yearbook on International Communist Affairs Hoover Institution publication |
| Contributors | Milorad M. Drachkovitch, Lewis H. Gann, Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace |
| Publisher | Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace, Stanford University., 1975 |
| ISBN | 0817914617, 9780817914615 |
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