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Examination of the changing communist strategy in Southeast Asia in the years 1950-51, with special reference to the role of the Chinese Communist Party and its relations with the Viet Minh and the Malayan Communist Party. The paper raises issues about a possible change in the British perception of Soviet and Chinese roles in the region between 1948 and 1951. (DÜI-Sen)

In the six years following the Vietnamese conquest of Cambodia and the Sino-Vietnamese war, there has been a period of relative equilibrium during which the pattern of conflict in the area has remained unchanged. There has been no sign of willingness on the part of Hanoi to abandon its essential objective in Cambodia. Any pressure there may have been from Moscow towards encouraging a compromise has certainly not been visible to the outside world. The Chinese government continues to regard the Vietnamese presence in Cambodia as an obstacle to the restoration of fully harmonious relations between itself and the USSR. (Internat. Political Science Assoc.)