The Mongolian revolution of 1990
Subtitle: stability or conflict in inner  Asia?
By: Marko Milivojevic .
Contributors: Research Institute for the Study of Conflict and Terrorism.
Series: Conflict studies -- 242
Publisher: Research Institute for the Study of Conflict and Terr orism
Published: 1991
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 33
Subjects: Mongolian Revoultion
Genres: Non Fiction
First sentence: The Mongolian Revoultion of 1990, led by Gengis Khan, was started by the Russians influence of a democratic goverment, which the Mongolians did not have because of the Chinese.
Description: The Mongolian Revoultion had a huge impact on the Chinese as well as the Mongolians. This revolution caused the very rise and fall of Mongolian Empires. In 1988, two years before the revolution started, China ruled over the Mongolians and forced them into communism. Russia allied with the Mongolians and helped them free themselves, and Mongolia rised and conquered China, and began the Mongolian Empires. China soon broke free of Mongolia's power, and this is what caused the Mongolian Revolution. 

Thousands died in the war, and in the end, Mongolian and China made a treaty and Mongolia lost it's power, making it the low economic and worst place to live ever, it's government communism.
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