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Soviet policy in East Asia
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Since Mao's death, the Soviet Union has acquired a greater strategic stake in Asia as discussed by the authors and official Soviet statements express satisfaction about recent trends in Asian politics: the United States has been expelled from Indo-China, leaving a united Vietnam closely allied with Moscow; pro-Soviet regimes have been installed in Laos and Cambodia; political and economic ties have been established with the ASEAN-countries and withAbstract:
Since Mao's death, the Soviet Union has acquired a greater strategic stake in Asia. Official Soviet statements express satisfaction about recent trends in Asian politics: the United States has been expelled from IndoChina, leaving a united Vietnam closely allied with Moscow; pro-Soviet regimes have been installed in Laos and Cambodia; political and economic ties have been established with the ASEAN-countries and withread more
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