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Peking Leaders Shift On War And Peace In Cold War Era
The article outlines shifts in Chinese external propaganda from confrontation with the United States and Korea to calls for coexistence. It notes moves after Stalin’s death, the Korean armistice, and the Geneva accord that split Vietnam. It covers regime leaders Chou Enlai and Peng Dehuai, Bandung, and growing Moscow-Peking tensions through 1962 amid internal hardships.
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