THE KOREAN WAR: WHO BEARS RESPONSIBILITY FOR ITS START

Asmolov, Konstantin

RAS Global AffairsПроблемы Дальнего Востока Problemy dalnego vostoka

ISSN (Print) 0131-2812

ISSN (Online) 2712-9098

THE KOREAN WAR: WHO BEARS RESPONSIBILITY FOR ITS START

PII

S0131-28120000619-5-1

DOI

10.7868/S20000619-5-1

Publication type

Article

Status

Published

Authors

Konstantin Asmolov

Volume/ Edition

Volume / Issue 3

Pages

131-158

Abstract

The article dwells on the operations of Chinese troops against Japanise Army in Allies' Burma campaigns aimed at reopening land routes to China for military supplies. Allies' strategies and clash of their interests bound up with these operations are also described. The author belives that success scored in Burma operations could not have been repeated in China, because Chinese troops in Burma were a part of unified, up-to-date military organization, whereas in China such condition did not existed.

Keywords

CHINA, WORLD WAR II, ARMY OF CHINESE REPUBLIC, BURMA CAMPAIGNS, STILLWELL

Date of publication

01.05.2010

Year of publication

2010

Number of purchasers

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977

References

GOST	Asmolov K. THE KOREAN WAR: WHO BEARS RESPONSIBILITY FOR ITS START // Problemy dalnego vostoka. – 2010. – Issue 3 C. 131-158 .
MLA	Asmolov, Konstantin "THE KOREAN WAR: WHO BEARS RESPONSIBILITY FOR ITS START." Problemy dalnego vostoka. 3 (2010).:131-158.
APA	Asmolov K. (2010). THE KOREAN WAR: WHO BEARS RESPONSIBILITY FOR ITS START. Problemy dalnego vostoka. no. 3, pp.131-158

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