Word: mao
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Though Eden made it clear that Britain did not intend to abandon diplomatic recognition of Mao Tse-tung, the new agreement on trade with Red China removed one of the most dangerous conflicts between British and American Far Eastern policy. Even those Americans who still hold to an almost superstitious dread of the subtle cunning and persuasiveness of British diplomats had to admit that this time the U.S. had done a good, if belated, piece of business...
...discussing the effects of Stalin's death on USSR-Chinese relations, Benjamin I. Schwartz assistant professor of Government, said: "In the Chinese picture of Communist evolution you have the apostolic succession of Marx, Lenin, Stalin and then Mao...
Schwartz felt that the disappearance of the Stalin image will cause the Mao image to loom larger in Asia, making it impossible for Malenkov to hold the same power and prestige that Stalin held...
...present however, may I simply comment on the headline which is nothing less than grotesque. There was speculation that Communist China might ultimately develop its own expansionisms but it nowhere stated that "Mao's imperialism may instigate a Chinese-Soviet...
Recalling some of Mao's early military writing, Schwartz agreed that China's Red boss favors imperialism. "The temper of the present regime is expansionist in the long run," he said, although the Chinese would probably like a peaceful breather in which to consolidate their gains and industrialize...