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Highly Topical Novel Written During The Political Crisis Of 17934 When The British Government Clamped Down On The Burgeoning Reform Movement

China'S India War: Collision Course On The Roof Of The World (Oxford India Paperbacks),New N.A. Regida Por La Poderosa FamiliaThe First Book To Put The Sinoindian Border Dispute And The 1962 War Into Its Rightful Historical And Geopolitical Context, China'S India War Examines How The 1962 War Was About Much More Than The Border. China Was Going Through Immense Internal Turmoil Following The Disastrous 'Great Leap Forward' And Mao Zedong, The Architect Of The Movement, Was Looking To Reassert His Power Over The Communist Party And The People'S Liberation Army. Finding An