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    In the 1950s, China's foreign policy was characterized by its early alliance with the Soviet Union against a common threat from the US. China signed a treaty of friendship with the Soviet Union in 1950 that established a military alliance. However, China grew wary of the Soviet Union after Stalin's death in 1953 and the Sino-Soviet split led China to pursue a policy of peaceful coexistence with other nations.

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    In the 1950s, China's foreign policy was characterized by its early alliance with the Soviet Union against a common threat from the US. China signed a treaty of friendship with the Soviet Union in 1950 that established a military alliance. However, China grew wary of the Soviet Union after Stalin's death in 1953 and the Sino-Soviet split led China to pursue a policy of peaceful coexistence with other nations.

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    Chinese Foreign Policy

    1950’s
    Overview:
    • Early relationship with Soviet Union.
    • USA considered as a threat… why?
    • Soviet treaty of friendship , alliance and mutual assistance.
    • Korean war (1950-1953)
    • Taiwan strait crisis (1954-1955)
    • Death of Stalin and post 1953
    • Conclusion
    Early relationship with Soviet Union:
    • Mao’s support for Soviet Union.
    • Communist bloc
    • Cold War strategy
    USA considered as a threat… why?
    • Recognition of PRC.
    • Relations with Taiwan.
    Soviet Treaty
    • Signed in 1950.
    • Military agreement.
    • Threat against communism.
    Korean War (1950-1953)
    • Threat in Asia.
    • Soviet support.
    • Result of China’s hostility.
    Taiwan Strait Crisis (1954-1955)
    • Concluding the Civil War.
    • Sino-US foreign relations.
    • Mutual security treaty with Taipei.
    Death of Stalin and post 1953
    • Issues with Soviet Union.
    • Great leap forward.
    • Peaceful coexistence.
    Conclusion:
    • Diplomatic relations of China with other countries.
    • Structure of China’s foreign policy in 1950’s covered spheres of:

    1. SECURITY
    2. IDEOLOGY
    3. DIPLOMACY
    4. ECONOMY

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