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... bloc countries abstained because they had opposed the sending of the United Nations Rep- resentative in the first place . Because the United Nations Representative had " certified " that the elections were free and honest and the ...
... bloc countries abstained because they had opposed the sending of the United Nations Rep- resentative in the first place . Because the United Nations Representative had " certified " that the elections were free and honest and the ...
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... bloc , Peking obtained the unified support of the Soviet bloc , which not only recognized Peking immediately , but also sponsored its interests in the international community , notably in the United Nations . By adopting a militantly ...
... bloc , Peking obtained the unified support of the Soviet bloc , which not only recognized Peking immediately , but also sponsored its interests in the international community , notably in the United Nations . By adopting a militantly ...
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... bloc policies , the latter would continue to cooperate with Moscow . But when the Soviet Union withheld material support from Communist China in the latter's adventures ( as in the Quemoy Crisis in 1958 , and the border war with India ...
... bloc policies , the latter would continue to cooperate with Moscow . But when the Soviet Union withheld material support from Communist China in the latter's adventures ( as in the Quemoy Crisis in 1958 , and the border war with India ...
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