China and the Vietnam Wars, 1950-1975
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Qiang Zhai is professor of history at Auburn University Montgomery in Alabama.

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Fair-minded, clearly written, and deeply researched, Zhai's study supersedes all previous works on the subject ."Journal of Military History"

"Fair-minded, clearly written, and deeply researched, Zhai's study supersedes all previous works on the subject ."Journal of Military History""

A must for those working within the field of Cold War history."Journal of Peace Research"

An engaging account of the thoughts and actions of the decision makers on both sides of the Sino-Vietnamese connection."American Journal of Chinese Studies"

As groundbreaking as it is clear."Intelligence and National Security"

The key role of Mao's China in arming and guiding the thirty-year struggle has only now been clarified by . . . Zhai."London Review of Books"

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