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Quarterly Chronicle and Documentation
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 17 February 2009
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References
1 See “Quarterly Chronicle and Documentation” in issue seven.
2 See various reports quoted in the B.B.C.'s Summary of World Broadcasts (SWB) Part 3, FE/W159, 162, 165.Google Scholar
3 SWB, Part 3, FE/W167/B/3.
4 SWB, Part 3, FE/W159/B/1.
5 SWB, Part 3, FE/W162/B/1–2.
6 SWB, Part 3, FE/W164/B/4–5.
7 Ibid. B/6.
8 SWB, Part 3, FE/W168/B/4.
9 SWB, Part 3, FE/W158/B/4–5.
10 SWB, Part 3, FE/W168/B/3.
11 SWB, Part 3, FE/W164/B/6.
12 SWB, Part 3, FE/W168/B/5.
13 SWB, Part 3, FE/W162/B/2–3.
14 SWB, Part 3, FE/W159/B/4.
15 SWB, Part 3, FE/968/A1/1.
16 SWB, Part 3, FE/W159/A/10–11.
17 Peking Review, No. 23, 1962.Google Scholar
18 SWB, Part 3, FE/W159/A/1–7.
19 SWB, Part 3, FE/W168/A/1, 7.
20 Commemorative ceremonies described and editorial translated in Peking Review, Nos. 21, 22.
21 According to a French correspondent in Peking, officials there denied knowledge of the event. (Agence France Presse, 06 10.)Google Scholar
22 The Indian magazine Link, which has good Communist sources, said (June 17) that this was the first meeting to which China “was not invited.”
23 SWB, Part 3, FE/922/A2/1.
24 Translated in Peking Review, No. 26, 1962.Google Scholar
25 Translated in Peking Review, No. 18, 1962.Google Scholar
26 The flare-up of the Sino-Indian border problem will be discussed in an article in our next issue.
27 Peking Review, No. 23, 1962.Google Scholar