Secret Sino-Soviet negotiations on Outer Mongolia, 1918-1925.

From: Pacific Affairs | Date: December 22, 1993| Author: Elleman, Bruce A. | Copyright information

The Soviet Union's secret diplomacy with China from 1921 to 1925 in order to promote its imperialist policies in Outer Mongolia reveals the extent to which the USSR will go to broaden its power and influence. The methods employed by the USSR to make Outer Mongolia a part of the Soviet-led Communist bloc, which antedated similar methods used in Eastern Europe after the second World War seem to prove that some, if not all, of the diplomatic tactics associated with the Cold War were already bein...

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