The Causes of the Sino-Soviet Split: Russian and Western Scholarship Perspectives by Andrey N. Karneev, Ilya S. Kozylov

“…The deterioration of political and ideological ties between China and the Soviet Union, known as the Sino-Soviet split, is considered a pivotal moment in Cold War history. …”
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Comparing the aid diplomacy of the People's Republic of China and the Soviet Union in Africa, 1959-1971 by Burnham, TC

“…Against the backdrop of the Sino-Soviet Split, the Soviet Union and the People’s Republic of China began leveraging their disparate resources and expertise to achieve their different aims in Africa, independently adopting distinct approaches to what this thesis calls aid diplomacy. …”

Industrial and Chinese: exhibiting Mao’s China at the Leipzig trade fairs by Altehenger, J

“…As such, the People's Republic of China’s engagement with the fairs sheds further light on its international activities after 1949 and on the local history of the Sino-Soviet split. It is also a case study that calls attention to the historical significance of materiality that underpinned China’s interactions with the wider world, from minute quotidian things to grand gifts and major export goods. …”

Reception of A. I. Solzhenitsyn’s Works in Chinese Social, Political, and Cultural Context by Lulu Zhou, A. G. Kovalenko

“…It is noted that the perception of Solzhenitsyn in China was not exclusively a literary event, but was closely linked to the Sino-Soviet split in the late 1950s. It is established that the translation and study of Solzhenitsyn’s work in China was asynchronous: translations began in the 1960s, while research started in the mid-1980s. …”
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The Economy of the Sino-Soviet Alliance. by Chen Tao, Zofka Jan

“…This article examines the research literature on the economic aspects of the “Sino-Soviet Alliance”, which lasted from the end of the Chinese Civil war until the Sino-Soviet split (1949-1960/63). The Soviet and Eastern European contribution to China’s industrialization, called the “largest technology transfer in human history” by some, still awaits detailed examination. …”
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Contending with contradictions by Kuo, M, Mercy A. Kuo

“…</p> <p>Thus, contending contradictions in intra-party relations between the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), the Polish United Workers' Party (PUWP), and the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (CPSU) formed the crux of the intra-bloc imbroglio which threatened Soviet authority in the bloc and led to the Sino-Soviet split in 1960.</p>…”

PRIMA VIZITĂ A LUI MAO ZEDUNG LA MOSCOVA (1949-1950) by Iancu, Ana-Maria

“…Despite this, the lack of confidence between Mao Zedong and Stalin did nothing but grow during the visit, which eventually contributed, after a few years of rapprochement, to the later Sino-Soviet split.…”
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DE LA „PRIETENIE FRĂȚEASCĂ” LA CONFRUNTĂRI MILITARE. EVOLUȚIA RELAȚIILOR SINO-SOVIETICE ÎN PERIOADA 1949-1959 by ANA-MARIA IANCU

“…Despite this, based on recently declassified documents from Chinese and Russian archives, Sino-Soviet relations between 1949-1969 can be divided into two important stages: the „fraternal friendship” era (1949-1959) and the Sino-Soviet split era (1960-1969). This first part of my study tries to briefly review the most significant events of the „fraternal friendship” era, insisting on the less or not at all known in Romania discoveries made in this field by some important Chinese historians, Zhihua Shen, Yafeng Xia and Danhui Li. …”
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