Fractured Unity: The Sino-Soviet Border Conflict

"Fractured Unity: The Sino-Soviet Border Conflict" is a comprehensive account of the tumultuous relationship between China and the Soviet Union during the late 1960s. This book delves into the political, military, and diplomatic factors that contributed to the Ussuri River clash in 1969, which marked a significant turning point in the history of the Cold War. Through meticulous research and analysis, readers will gain insight into the complex dynamics between these two superpowers, including their ideological differences and territorial disputes. Additionally, this book explores the lasting impacts of the conflict on the geopolitical landscape of Asia, as well as its relevance for modern-day conflicts and international relations. With detailed accounts of military operations, diplomatic efforts, and domestic politics, "Fractured Unity" provides a nuanced and compelling narrative of this pivotal moment in world history.