The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 108
... Outer Mongolia , on the other hand , the Mongols have remained in possession of their pastures , and since the fall of the Manchu dynasty have tended more and more to turn away from China and seek the friendship and support of Russia ...
... Outer Mongolia , on the other hand , the Mongols have remained in possession of their pastures , and since the fall of the Manchu dynasty have tended more and more to turn away from China and seek the friendship and support of Russia ...
Pagina 109
... Outer Mongolia and would repel by force any attempt at interference . It is a vital Russian interest to maintain Outer Mongolia as a buffer state , and it is equally in the interest of the Young Mongols who control the Mongolian ...
... Outer Mongolia and would repel by force any attempt at interference . It is a vital Russian interest to maintain Outer Mongolia as a buffer state , and it is equally in the interest of the Young Mongols who control the Mongolian ...
Pagina 111
... Outer Mongolia could not possibly succeed in China . The Chinese are an extra- ordinarily homogeneous and a highly cultured people and , however great the prestige and influence of Russia may be , they could never be persuaded , like ...
... Outer Mongolia could not possibly succeed in China . The Chinese are an extra- ordinarily homogeneous and a highly cultured people and , however great the prestige and influence of Russia may be , they could never be persuaded , like ...
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