Soviet Union Foreign Policy toward China from the End of the World War II to the Beginning of the Cold War
Journal: Theory Research
Year: 2010

From the end of the World War Ⅱ to the Beginning of the Cold War,the Soviet Union conduct the following policies to China:Preserve the Yalta System and don't support the Communist Party of China to carry out an armed struggle; Sit on the fence when dealing with Northeastern Issue; Support the U.S. to mediate between the Communist Party of China and Kuo Min Tang. It's significant to analyze the reasons of these policies.