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1702903031 Chen Jian，“The Sino-Soviet Alliance and China’s Entry into the Korean War，”Working Paper，№2，1992，CWIHP

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1702903033 Chen Jian，“The Tibetan Rebellion of 1959 and China’s Changing Relations with India and the Soviet Union，”Journal of Cold War Studies，Volume 8，Issue 3，Summer 2006

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1702903035 Csaba Békés，“New Findings on the 1956 Hungarian Revolution，”CWIHP Bulletin，Issue 2，1992

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1702903037 Csaba Békés，“The 1956 Hungarian Revolution and World Politics，”Working Paper，№16，1996，CWIHP

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1702903039 D.Kaple，“Soviet Advisors in China in the 1950s，”Westad（ed.），Brothers in Arms

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1702903041 Douglas A.Stiffler，“Building Socialism at Chinese People’s University：Chinese Cadres and Soviet Experts in the People’s Republic of China，1949-1957，”Ph.D.dissertation，University of California，San Diego，2002，Unpublished

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1702903043 Douglas A.Stiffler，“Creating ‘New China’s First New-Style Regular University’，1949-50，”Jeremy Brown and Paul G.Pickowicz（eds.），Dilemmas of Victory

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1702903045 Evgueni Bajanov，Assessing the Politics of the Korean War，1949-1951，Cold War International History Project（CWIHP）Bulletin，1995/96，№6-7

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1702903047 Fernande Scheid Raine，“Stalin and the Creation of the Azerbaijan Democratic Party，”Cold War History，Vol.2，No.1，October 2001

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1702903049 Harrison E.Salisbury，“Image and Reality in Indochina，”Foreign Affairs，Vol.49，No.3，April 1971

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1702903051 He Di，“The Last Campaign to Unify China：The CCP’s Unmaterialized Plan to Liberate Taiwan，1949-1950，”Chinese Historians，No.5，Spring 1992

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1702903053 Hope Harrison，“Ulbricht and the Concrete‘Rose’：New Archival Evidence on the Dynamics of Soviet-East German Relations and the Berlin Crisis，1958-1961，”Working Paper，№5，1993，CWIHP

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1702903055 János Rádvanyi，“The Hungarian Revolution and the Hundreds Flowers Campaign，”The China Quarterly，№43，Jul.-Sep.1970

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1702903057 János Rainer，“The Yeltsin Dossier：Soviet Documents on Hungary，”CWIHP Bulletin，Issue 5，1995

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1702903059 Johanna Granville，“1956 Reconsidered：Why Hungary and Not Poland？”The Slavonic and East European Review，Vol.80，No.4，October 2002

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1702903061 Johanna Granville，“From the Archives of Warsaw and Budapest：A Comparison of the Events of 1956，”East European Politics and Societies，Vol.16，No.2，Spring 2002

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1702903063 Johanna Granville，“Reactions to the Events of 1956，”Journal of Contemporary History，Vol.38，No.2，2003

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1702903065 John Carver，“The Opportunity Costs of Mao’s Foreign Policy Choices，”The China Journal，№49，January 2003

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1702903067 Jon Hallidy，“Air Operation in Korea：The Soviet Side of the Story，”William Williams（ed.），A Revolutionary War

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1702903069 Jon W.Huebner，“The Abortive Liberation of Taiwan，”China Quarterly，№ 110，June 1987

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1702903071 Kathryn Weathersby，“Soviet Aims in Korea and the Outbreak of the Korean War，1945-1950：New Evidence from the Russian Archives，”Working Paper，№ 8，1993，CWIHP

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1702903073 Kathryn Weathersby，“The Soviet Role in the Early Phase of the Korean War：New Documentary Evidence，”The Journal of American-East Relations，Vol.2，No.4，1993

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1702903075 Larry Gerber，“The Baruch Plan and the Origins of the Cold War，”Diplomatic History，Vol.6，No.1，1982

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1702903077 Leszek Gluchowski，“Khrushchev，Gomulka，and the ‘Polish October’，”CWIHP Bulletin，Issue 5，1995

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1702903079 Leszek Gluchowski，“The Soviet-Polish Confrontation of October 1956：The Situation in the Polish Internal Security Corps，”Working Paper，№17，1997，CWIHP

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