闲聊中苏关系史1：老大哥帮助得天下
Explore the history of China-Soviet relations from World War II to 1969, a crucial period during the Mao era. Learn how this domestic relationship impacted China's development, highlighting the significance of the Sino-Soviet relationship in recent decades.
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Hello everyone, today I'm going to talk about the history of China-Soviet relations.
This history is about the period of World War II.
We are only talking about the period of World War II to 1969.
1945 to 1969, more than 20 years.
This history is actually from the Cultural Revolution.
People who have come from the Cultural Revolution may be more concerned.
Because of the relationship between China and Russia,
Basically, it can be said that it is the core of the Mao era.
This international relationship
It can't even be said that it is an international relationship, it is a domestic relationship.
Because China's Mao's death before
Basically, many things in China are around the development of the Sino-Soviet relationship.
So this history is actually for the recent decades in China.
Is very, very important
So I probably talk about this Sino-Soviet relationship.
There are several topics in this issue
One is to talk about the relationship between Stalin and Mao
OK
What is the relationship in early history of this central China?
The second is to talk about the relationship between He Luoxiaofu and Mao
The third is to talk about this Zhenbao Island incident
This military conflict in central China
And the source of this village threat to this large-scale war
What is the history of this?
including the possible outbreak of the nuclear war
and the background of the whole story
and the history behind it
Finally, we put the whole China-Russia relationship
into a history
into a larger historical framework
to see where the territorial disputes
between China, the Soviet Union and Russia
on the border are
where the territorial disputes are taking place,
including the Western Mongolia,
including the northeast of the three provinces outside the east,
which was taken over by the Soviet Union.
What I'm talking about
is actually known to everyone who came from the Cultural Revolution.
This is a standard version of a domestic one.
OK, Su Xiu, imperialism, Zhegdnag,
anyway,
we look at the words of the domestic side.
But I have mentioned a few sources of historical material.
One is from the Soviet Union after the Soviet Union decrypted the Soviet Union.
Historians and American historians jointly excavated some conclusions from Soviet files.
These historical materials are actually just from the Soviet Union.
The Soviet Union's historical data is used to see the relationship between China and the Soviet Union.
Of course, the Chinese things are still in the black box.
Another direction is that from the US government,
