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Propaganda War Grows As Sino Soviet Rift Deepens
Propagandists on both sides prepare for war with China. Moscow funds films and dispatches writers like Konstantin Simonov to the frontier to craft patriotic accounts while Yevtushenko and others rail against China. Nuclear threats loom as missile units posture along the Mongolian border and across Transbaikalia. Moscow claims unequal treaties and pushes a latest white paper accusing Mao of breaking with Russia as early as 1956. Tsedenbal warns Mongolia faces Beijing pressure, and Soviet leaders fear peaceful resolution may be impossible while Mao remains in power.
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China
Moscow
Konstantin Simonov
Siberian
Peking
Russia
Mao
Lake Baikal
Mongolia
Transbaikalia
Paotow
Lanchow
Spain
U.S
Greece
Alexander the Real
Turkey
Syria
Iran
India
Pakistan
United Arab Republic
Ussr
Tsedenbal
Japan
Soviet Union
Kwantung
Georgi K. Zhukov
Khalkin Gol River