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This paper examines the Sino-Soviet split and the international system during the Cold War era. It argues that the Sino-Soviet split did not have the dramatic effect on the international system that it might have had because the political and intelligence establishments in the United States believed that the Communist Bloc was unified in opposition to the West. To demonstrate this thesis, the paper will consider the evidence from primary sources such as speeches, policy statements by key Soviet, Chinese, and Western leaders, as well as supporting sources.

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The Sino-Soviet Split and the International System This paper examines the Sino-Soviet split and the international system during the Cold War era. It argues that the Sino-Soviet split was not taken advantage of by the United States for more than a decade because the American political and intelligence establishments continued to believe that the Communist Bloc was unified in opposition to the West. To demonstrate this thesis, the paper will consider the evidence from primary sources such as

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