China-Soviet War: The Forgotten Conflict

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  • Опубліковано 27 чер 2023
  • China-Russia or Sino-Soviet War explained on maps: Join us to explore the intense military and political showdown that reshaped the Cold War era. Witness the clash of ideologies, fierce battles, and complex diplomacy that unfolded between China and the Soviet Union. Discover the lasting impact on international relations and the global balance of power.
    #russiahistory #chinahistory #russiachina

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  • @iam_joshua_bcxvii
    @iam_joshua_bcxvii Рік тому +71

    I didnt knew USSR was just the size of Russia today. 🥵

    • @saulchapnick1566
      @saulchapnick1566 Рік тому +2

      According to Putin, it is. Just a few glitches to start up with.

    • @MuffHam
      @MuffHam Рік тому +1

      At the start if the video it only showed modern day Russia. But near the end it included all the Stans.
      It's not including the communist eastern European countries as part of the USSR. These are in fact warshaw pact members.

    • @parkerharris544
      @parkerharris544 11 місяців тому +4

      @@MuffHamUkraine, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Belarus, Georiga, Armenia, and Azerbaijan we’re all part of the ussr too…..

    • @marsilt
      @marsilt 11 місяців тому +3

      @@parkerharris544 missed one: Moldova

    • @yogiyogi9467
      @yogiyogi9467 11 місяців тому

      Why is there an concerning emoji

  • @juicyd-gaming
    @juicyd-gaming Рік тому +191

    👴-“Back in my day, the USSR was much bigger”

    • @jakezom
      @jakezom Рік тому +10

      Ja

    • @dwijfouzdar1377
      @dwijfouzdar1377 Рік тому

      How can such erroneous map be ever created... Neither USSR nor Post USSR. Perhaps western whites are gonna be so driven by propaganda that they will literally replace all Russians in all documentaries with orc faces as they propagate Russophobia.

    • @Gmlscf
      @Gmlscf 11 місяців тому +16

      俄罗斯从建国开始就没停止过侵略和扩张

    • @Thermopylae2007
      @Thermopylae2007 11 місяців тому +18

      The map doesn't even include several of the republics of the USSR. Ukraine, Belarus and the Baltic states appear to be missing.

    • @Ussonan-Foderation2016
      @Ussonan-Foderation2016 11 місяців тому +5

      ​@@Thermopylae2007I only includes the RSFSR

  • @fnando1281
    @fnando1281 Рік тому +48

    Wow a Chanel about maps and you couldn't include a USSR map?

  • @truth6142
    @truth6142 11 місяців тому +7

    Most underrated channel thank you for making these videos ❤

  • @jonesyboy69
    @jonesyboy69 9 місяців тому +10

    Despite the maps not being correct, a very informative video. Thanks 👍🏻

  • @jordand.potter7257
    @jordand.potter7257 Рік тому +60

    I find it ironic that the channel is history on maps, yet there’s an incorrect map of the Soviet Union used the whole time…..

    • @lieutenantsot9194
      @lieutenantsot9194 11 місяців тому +3

      I know right!? I mean, yeah the USSR was dominated by the RSFSR, but like... the country had much more territory

    • @lieutenantsot9194
      @lieutenantsot9194 11 місяців тому +3

      At 1:20, they use the correct map, minus territory in the Baltic, as they show that the states are indeoendent...

    • @RTFS
      @RTFS 11 місяців тому

      The Union is So Big that I didn't even Notice

    • @nemanjasimic4423
      @nemanjasimic4423 11 місяців тому +1

      There is also PRC with Taiwan ... And for some reason - the line between Serbia and Kosovo...

    • @ИльяТроицкий
      @ИльяТроицкий 11 місяців тому

      All this channel is simply aggressive propaganda aimed to undermine the current Chinese - Russian relations

  • @jchea1764
    @jchea1764 10 місяців тому +2

    Great stuff, tqsm ❤😊

  • @vasilileung2204
    @vasilileung2204 Рік тому +18

    The map of USSR is wrong. You had one job. Come on mate

  • @Kqi4A85
    @Kqi4A85 Рік тому +19

    Why is the Soviet union's borders wrong

  • @sonnamngo8497
    @sonnamngo8497 10 місяців тому +5

    Very interesting points!

  • @sushitraxh6736
    @sushitraxh6736 Рік тому +32

    hey thanks for this. Also it should be noted that the sino-soviet split slowly began after Comrade Stalin's death, and how USSR tried to denounce all actions of the state perpetuated during Stalin's term.

    • @deezeed2817
      @deezeed2817 Рік тому

      The USSR and China were also feuding during the era of the Nationalist government. After Chiang Kai Shek purged the Communists they began targeting the Chinese Community in the USSR. Stalin began a mass deportation of ethnic Chinese mostly men and their Russian wives to Xinjiang province in China. 2 of those people happened to be my grand parents. The Russians who were deported to China were never trusted by the Chinese authorities during the Sino Soviet split and were often considered potential fifth column who would spy for the Soviet Union.

  • @kimRifat
    @kimRifat Рік тому +18

    The USSR map is giving me headache.

  • @arthurmosel808
    @arthurmosel808 Рік тому +20

    Another forgotten conflict, the Soviet Chinese War in Manchuria in the late 1920s. Russia won and began to economically move into Manchuria, something by which Japan felt endangered. This ended more than 2 years before Japan took Manchuria.

    • @Jackie-wn5hx
      @Jackie-wn5hx 7 місяців тому +2

      Ooh. Thanks for sharing that.
      I honestly never heard of that conflict before now.
      The Interwar Period and the Warlord Era of China's 20th century history is complex and confusing to me.
      I will definitely be researching it because I'm fascinated pre-1949 Chinese history.

    • @arthurmosel808
      @arthurmosel808 7 місяців тому

      @@Jackie-wn5hx If you want even more eye opening but on Japan; there were two books written in the 1950s as I remember that dealt with Japan's relations with Russia well before the Meiji period. One if I remember the title was "Japan's Northern Frontier". I will check my notes. It points out in 1700 Japanese maps showed the entire Kyrils up to Komchetka, as Japanexe, all of Sakhalin, and various coastal enclaves on the Siberian coast. By the Meiji period, almost all had been taken by Russia. In 1875, the Japanese gave up the last half of Sakhalin in exchange for a treaty protecting the Islands taken by Russia following WW2 and Hokkaido. This treaty held because the British backed them scine they wanted to stop Russian advancing south. By the way, Russia continued advancing south against China. Part of the reason for the Rusdo-Japanese War of 1904-1905. Russia was heading into Korea, and Japan considered that a danger. Russia either Imperial, Soviet, or whatever you call Putin's Russia has always pushed on its neighbors. In China's case startingin 1650.

    • @Jackie-wn5hx
      @Jackie-wn5hx 7 місяців тому

      @@arthurmosel808 Actually, I would like to know the name of the book written in the 1950s.
      I'm familiar with the Meji Restoration, but I thought Japan had been closed off to the entire world since the 17th century.
      I'm not sure how historically accurate it was, but my favorite film is called, _The_ _Last_ _Emperor,_ and it covers some of the turmoil in China and the Japanese occupation of Manchurian.
      Like many people learning history, I was originally obsessed with the WWII.
      It turns out that's it's nearly impossible to fully understand causes and consequences without learning the rich history before and after WWII.

    • @arthurmosel808
      @arthurmosel808 7 місяців тому

      @@Jackie-wn5hx Not really closed. The Dutch still traded with them (non-Catholic) under the condition that they attend the report to the Shogunate annual on political, scientific and military matters in the rest of the world (in point of fact, they were only about 50 years behind the West in many areas, where they weren't it was by choice - mainly political structure and military (since it would reduce the Tokugawa power) . They also ran three spy rings, one through Korea, 9ne in Southeast Asia, and one through Okinawa (heavily targeting China). Since Okinawa was technically a dominion of the Satsuma Hun, there was some outside trade carried on there as well. There were also trusted agents sent out from Japan (under false nationalities) who reported back. Materials from Europe were review by study groups, and some cleared of any reference to Europe; were reissued under a Japanese author. The author of Giving Up the Gun (an anti-firearm book) named a medical text as proof that advances could be made in a peaceful nation; however, the book was actually a repeat of a Dutch medical text, provided during an annual report, that had been reviewed and reissued by a Board. I mentioned the Russian moves, at least one Japanese delegation went to Moscow during the 1700s to get a treaty (violated later of course). Prior to the "opening" of Japan, the Dutch king sent a letter warning Japan of foreign interest in opening the nation). This resulted in the purchasing of Dutch firearms for Shogunate forces, the acquisition of a Dutch Training Manual and An order to the Han to restart firearms training with their own weapons. They were acutely aware of what the Europeans were doing in China, and in my opinion chose to give into the US demands to open because we were the lesser threat since we hadn't taken part in the land and power grabs there. As in most things, the information that we are generally taught can be the tip of an iceberg. My interest is primarily military history, and not only materials written here, but in other nations, and in the case of Japan translations of their materials (I know a limited amount of spoken Japanese, but reading documents is beyond me).

    • @arthurmosel808
      @arthurmosel808 7 місяців тому

      @@Jackie-wn5hx Although primarily military, you might find Khanzhan interesting. Basically, it covers the war period but little of the politics. It doesn't cover, that I remember, what really started the major fighting. It was supposed to be a military conference where Chaing was confronted by remaining warlords and had to agree to a war then or he wasn't leaving. Why is it important? Chaing was planning a modernized 60 division army under the central government, trained and armed by Germany with the warlord forces due to be disbanded. This was to be done by 1941. He had been trying to avoid open war for that reason. By going to open war in 1937, he was dependent on the warlord forces throughout most of the war, these were of indeed varying quality and effectiveness; and often a particular warlord was loath to weaken his forces. A real mess! If he had been able to wait perhaps that conflict would have been different.

  • @stevens1041
    @stevens1041 Рік тому +11

    Almost all of Viet Nam's leadership today had their education in Moscow 🙂. Fun fact.

  • @imtiazakand3174
    @imtiazakand3174 Рік тому +12

    He talking about ussr,showing russian map😂😂😂

  • @FrederickLlagas
    @FrederickLlagas 21 день тому

    Hello history on maps, I just subscribed to your UA-cam channel right now

  • @IMP_ROM
    @IMP_ROM Рік тому +8

    Incorrect Soviet map.

  • @geektome4781
    @geektome4781 11 місяців тому +7

    You mistakenly used the borders of Russia instead of the USSR.

  • @eltonbritt1502
    @eltonbritt1502 Рік тому +7

    That's not the map of the USSR.

  • @marekolen7355
    @marekolen7355 Рік тому +8

    Wait so you think soviet not own Baltic, Belarus, Ukraina, Azerbaijan Armenia, Georgia and Moldova 2:35 and 2:48

  • @clipsforyou-tube4861
    @clipsforyou-tube4861 Місяць тому

    I'm really glad about your videos and researches. Please make an episode about Innermongolia in China. From it's name and it's history during the WW1 WW2 is very interesting.

  • @Moskovskiy_YouTuber
    @Moskovskiy_YouTuber 4 місяці тому +2

    Bruh why USSR here doesnt have Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan??

  • @player1120-pp4yt
    @player1120-pp4yt 19 днів тому

    the grandpa of my father served in the chinese military. my father told me that his grandpa served on the chinese and USSR boarder. He said that their goal was to hold the soviets for half an hour, if war started. the Soviets were really a strong and terrifying force at that time…

  • @advancededu1
    @advancededu1 Рік тому +6

    you mapped russsia but labeled as USSR

  • @lolexplosions4214
    @lolexplosions4214 11 місяців тому +1

    I learn a lot today so this is a forgotten war

  • @oxvendivil442
    @oxvendivil442 11 місяців тому +1

    Outermanchuria was mostly beyond the border! The brown highlights shows mosty inner Manchuria.

  • @powailai9886
    @powailai9886 11 місяців тому +1

    never forgotten. claim back is a must.

  • @liyan430
    @liyan430 Рік тому +5

    USSR map is wrong.

  • @chissstardestroyer
    @chissstardestroyer Рік тому +5

    I don't know a thing about *you*, Sir, but Socialists believe in *power, not morals*; that will clue you into a LOT of why they do what they do.

  • @mikasaarela6217
    @mikasaarela6217 2 місяці тому

    3:32 picture is from Helsinki, Finland.

  • @TheBlackzman
    @TheBlackzman 11 місяців тому +3

    1:23 thats not outer manchuria bruh, its manchuria... outer manchuria is now out side of manchuria, bro make more research

  • @SpazzyMcGee1337
    @SpazzyMcGee1337 11 місяців тому +3

    I know what the world would be like if Moscow had cared more about communism than their own national interests, firstly by not invading Czechoslovakia. Maybe the communist countries would have stuck together like the Democratic countries did.

  • @gold_real_money
    @gold_real_money 9 місяців тому +1

    Back in my day, USSR support the independence of Uyghur and Xinjiang 🗿

  • @dogman_bookseries
    @dogman_bookseries 11 місяців тому

    Bro showed the Soviet Union in the intro like russia

  • @martinstaybusy9771
    @martinstaybusy9771 Рік тому +1

    You have wrong map of USSR

  • @AykayKalash
    @AykayKalash 11 місяців тому +2

    Grand father fought on this. I am German Russian

  • @yellowisnice235
    @yellowisnice235 21 день тому

    I didn't know that Ukraine, Belarus and the Baltics were independent in the 60s. This information is new to me!

  • @liran547
    @liran547 10 місяців тому +1

    you have the USSR map wrong, thats kinda fundimental.......

  • @TheRiskyBrothers
    @TheRiskyBrothers 11 місяців тому +1

    Modern day Russia map instead of Soviet Union map, and inner manchuria is labeled as outer manchuria

  • @tongxia6557
    @tongxia6557 11 місяців тому +1

    No joke:
    When Kosygin called Mao Zedong, the operator was a 17-year-old girl. She said to Kosygin: The leader has no time to talk to you, go F yourself.
    And hang up the phone . Fortunately, Ho Chi Minh died in time, otherwise the Chinese would definitely speak Russian today.😢😢

    • @severin1gomes484
      @severin1gomes484 9 місяців тому

      Ho chi Minh was probably the only good communist leader

  • @louiswu6300
    @louiswu6300 10 місяців тому

    well there is only one problem when China war with USSR: which side uses the red flag?

  • @Takealookat123
    @Takealookat123 11 місяців тому

    So many wrong maps dude, even outer manchuria map is wrong

  • @user-gy2oh8eb2t
    @user-gy2oh8eb2t 10 місяців тому

    Who said they are forgotten?

  • @Kryptopunk2007
    @Kryptopunk2007 11 місяців тому +3

    Us and china then: 🇺🇸🤝🇨🇳
    Us and china before then and now:🇺🇸⚔️🇨🇳

    • @Jack-hw1op
      @Jack-hw1op 10 місяців тому

      There are no permanent enemies, only permanent interests! In the past, the United States and China walked together because China was still weak! Now it is impossible for this oriental dragon to disguise itself as a rabbit. If the United States wants to maintain its unique supremacy, it must take action against China and not allow the earth to have a country comparable to the United States! China can only join forces with Russia against the United States

    • @severin1gomes484
      @severin1gomes484 9 місяців тому

      @@Jack-hw1op i think it was because china used to be democratic and US always despised the communist china
      brother please learn history and stop watching youtube shorts

    • @sleefy2343
      @sleefy2343 3 місяці тому

      China and USA is not enemies
      Joe Biden said China is a competitor not an enemy

    • @Sean3456
      @Sean3456 Місяць тому

      No worries, USA is much powerful than China

  • @arigintsolmonbayar9732
    @arigintsolmonbayar9732 Рік тому +2

    Mongolia looking rough out there

  • @animo9050
    @animo9050 11 місяців тому +1

    Why is only Russia shown not the rest of the USSR?

  • @zhongguoAWEI2002
    @zhongguoAWEI2002 11 місяців тому

    The map of the Soviet Union is wrong.

  • @user-ff6cy5ry5y
    @user-ff6cy5ry5y 10 місяців тому

    Wrong map 🙄🙄😓😓

  • @yudiji1596
    @yudiji1596 11 місяців тому +1

    First of all, the first map is not correct cuz the Kazakstan is not included USSR, and its border with China also plays vital part to the conflict.

    • @yudiji1596
      @yudiji1596 11 місяців тому +1

      Secondly, the "Outer manchuria" on map is also wrong. that's manchuria itself.

  • @AlfieP-ob5ww
    @AlfieP-ob5ww Рік тому +2

    I’m old enough to remember this on the evening news

  • @theathiestcrusader
    @theathiestcrusader 27 днів тому

    Sir, the map of the USSR is wrong. It had control of Central Asia back then.

  • @goobot1
    @goobot1 Рік тому +1

    Says Soviet Union shows Russia

  • @stealthninja2058
    @stealthninja2058 7 місяців тому +1

    Oversimplified just failed to find some juicy content. 😂

  • @JacobLush-lq1hm
    @JacobLush-lq1hm 8 місяців тому

    AK’s vs Ak’s

  • @DanielGrabarek
    @DanielGrabarek 10 місяців тому

    The map shows Russia, not USSR

  • @HD-fy2wu
    @HD-fy2wu 11 місяців тому

    I see, so the Soviet Union did not disintegrate, it just had a name change

  • @starsjosephfrost
    @starsjosephfrost 9 місяців тому +1

    why does the map show modern russia…instead of the Ussr.

    • @severin1gomes484
      @severin1gomes484 9 місяців тому

      it shows kazakhistan, turkmineistan but doesnt show belarus and ukraine

    • @starsjosephfrost
      @starsjosephfrost 9 місяців тому

      @@severin1gomes484 and the caucasus republics and the baltics.

  • @SovietUnion966
    @SovietUnion966 11 місяців тому

    Ja

  • @tongxia6557
    @tongxia6557 11 місяців тому

    LBJ: I don't know what happened please allow me to be shocked.

  • @ssg9offical
    @ssg9offical Рік тому +2

    Didn’t know ukraine 🇺🇦and belarus and Baltic states gained independence in 1968.

  • @peterjohnston8116
    @peterjohnston8116 11 місяців тому

    China built a huge atomic air raid shelter under Tein A Mien Square for 5.5 million people in preparation for an atomic war with the USSR. I have been it about 1987. The entrance was through leather and fur coat shop and down steps. On you tube I saw that it is now used for homeless people.

  • @ThePanEthiopian
    @ThePanEthiopian 9 місяців тому

    Beautiful "SOVIET" map

  • @FlyboyGWN
    @FlyboyGWN 8 місяців тому

    These are great to watch, but the AI mispronunciations are painful.

  • @popnancy-ji1zd
    @popnancy-ji1zd 8 місяців тому +1

    There is a serious mistake in the Soviet map you made, not even including Ukraine😢

  • @Tianlangyang
    @Tianlangyang 9 днів тому

    Outside Manchuria is wrong on the map😢. 150km square on Russia land today

  • @user-zd3lw1eu9c
    @user-zd3lw1eu9c Рік тому +4

    Τα λάθη του Νικίτα κρουτσοφ
    Έφεραν διάσπαση στον σοσιαλιστικο κόσμο

    • @royz4318
      @royz4318 Рік тому

      You are Vietnamese?

    • @AshleyGravesreal
      @AshleyGravesreal Рік тому

      ​@@royz4318 It's greek dude

    • @jackytang3683
      @jackytang3683 Рік тому

      Yes the war was not about disputes on territory but ideology.
      Mao can't tolerate the USSR new leadership denounce Stalin.

    • @patriotalbanian3205
      @patriotalbanian3205 11 місяців тому

      @@AshleyGravesreal that’s same grece are from Asia came in Balkan in medieval times that’s why they like Russia same ideology same race same religion same culture different language this is why we ILLIRYANS fight

  • @IqbalKhan-eg9fc
    @IqbalKhan-eg9fc 20 днів тому

    Back in those days USSR was World superpower

  • @clipsforyou-tube4861
    @clipsforyou-tube4861 Місяць тому

    During the 60's and 70's, despite Mongolia being an independent country, Soviet Russian troops were placed in Mongolia, and many other militaristic organisations and structures were built. And Russia only took those army back in the 80's. Until that Mongolia was called little militaristic country of Asia. They had the most advanced military during that time with the help of Russians.

  • @georgesamkutty686
    @georgesamkutty686 Рік тому +6

    USSR tried to grab Manchuria , that resulted in the defeat to Japan. USSR also helped mangolia to gain independence from China. China also claimed on Vladivesktok.

    • @ganaa1608
      @ganaa1608 11 місяців тому +1

      Mongolia and China both independence from Qing Dynasty (Jursens) !! Not the Chinese emperor!!

    • @ganaa1608
      @ganaa1608 11 місяців тому

      Not Magnolia!! MONGOLIA

    • @TheBlackzman
      @TheBlackzman 11 місяців тому +1

      @@ganaa1608 ikr ur right lol

    • @alexhu5491
      @alexhu5491 10 місяців тому +1

      ​@@ganaa1608In the past Russia's big brother of China, in the 21st century has turned into the little brother Lol 🤣

    • @alexhu5491
      @alexhu5491 10 місяців тому +1

      ​@@ganaa1608I am Manchu, I am Chinese, Qing Dynasty is Chinese, China consists of 56 ethnic groups, 56 ethnic groups form one big family 😉

  • @kc10man
    @kc10man 11 місяців тому +6

    This is fantastic. Cliff notes though, pronunciation was terrible, and Mao was ridiculously insulted when he went to Moscow on a diplomatic mission and never forgot. Also no we did not pass messages through eastern European states, we used the French Embassy and even had a hot line with the French embassy in Beijing starting in in 1971. Despite being a horrible dictator Mao had a great sense of humor BTW.

    • @kc10man
      @kc10man 11 місяців тому +2

      Yep even our diplomats took notice, he spent 8 days on a train with the rest of their leadership and on arriving stayed in the class B guest hotel for five days waiting to talk to the new Czar. And after the Russians made lots of promises and didn't keep any of them. The great leap forward to provide grain in exchange for equipment followed and 20M Chinese died from starvation in the everyone lies festival and not one piece of tech came back down that crappy train track. That was the basis of the conflict.

  • @saschaa5726
    @saschaa5726 Рік тому +1

    Sry but in the Soviet Union there where also Ukraine and Belarus and also the Baltic countries. Because in the Video the are not in red for the Soviet Union

  • @Devgodzillatruex
    @Devgodzillatruex 11 місяців тому +1

    1969s 🇺🇸🤝🇨🇳 ⚔️ 🇷🇺

  • @pizizhangsg1319
    @pizizhangsg1319 Рік тому

    It is better to talk about 1962!

  • @idicula1979
    @idicula1979 7 місяців тому

    If Ukraine ever looks in doubt, America or NATO can always provoke some kind of dispute along this border as a distraction for Russia, because it just proves these two nations make strange bedfellows.

  • @teatree6228
    @teatree6228 10 місяців тому +1

    Conflict but they moved on to be great friends
    Just like India China and Pakistan- this will take time but they want their children to have peace too

  • @user-re7ub8cc8z
    @user-re7ub8cc8z 11 місяців тому +1

    请认真了解历史再来发视频😢😢😢

  • @ReviveHF
    @ReviveHF 4 місяці тому

    This war didn't escalate into something bigger Russo Ukrainian War because China has gradually strengthening ties with the US. After the war, China realizing that it could not win the attrition war against the Soviets due to Soviet's sheer numerical advantage in manpower and equipment, so China decided to rapidly expanding it's own strategic Nuclear weapons development.

    • @GoodCitizen-gm1tl
      @GoodCitizen-gm1tl 2 місяці тому

      by 1969, China had already successfully developed its own nuclear bombs and hydrogen bombs.

  • @Zzrik
    @Zzrik Рік тому +29

    USSR: "Hey comrade that's a nice red book you have there, too bad it's not as glorious as ours."
    China: "Oh Soviet comrade, your book is good but we just fixed it and made it better by adding Chinese culture to it."
    USSR: "Comrade that sounds like capitalism, you're not following our book correctly. Let us show you the power of our motherland."
    China: "Foolish western comrades, the middle kingdom is the true follower of the glorious red book edited by supreme leader mao."
    And people say Christians can't get along over a book.

    • @ernestkhalimov1007
      @ernestkhalimov1007 Рік тому +4

      Partially but USSR was wrong about destalinization which explains why China continued to carry the red banner after Gorbachev dropped it.

    • @lvjinbin28
      @lvjinbin28 Рік тому

      ​@@ernestkhalimov1007 why CCP attacked capitalist USA in 1950? why CCP attacked socialist India in 1962? why CCP attacked communist Russia in 1969? why CCP attacked capitalist South Vietnam in 1974? why CCP attacked communist Vietnam in 1979?
      why Chinese communist waged wars against other communists even there were blood allies too?
      because CCP's full name is Chinese Communist Party, they are nationalistic Chinese first, communistic Chinese second, CCP thought communism is an ideologic tool for CCP to make China great again, because Soviet became strong in short time, not because Chinese have to be religious like communism jihadist, you know Confucianism has been more important ideology than communism, right?
      when USA and Soviet and their lapdogs tried to contain, encircle, sanction, isolate, nuke-threaten Chinese, then CCP just counterattacked enemeis for Chinese freedom, independence, and sovereignty, why it's hard to understand?
      Mao said publicly before: Sino-Soviet relation went bad because Soviet tried to militarily control China in 1958, ideology is just an excuse because Mao is more extreme leftist than Gorbachev during Great Culture Revolution, every country put national interests and geopolitics above ideology.
      so what events really caused Sino-Soviet Split 1958-1989? CCP considered Soviet's proposal of long-wave radio station in China, and Sino-Soviet combined fleet, as Soviet was trying to treat PRC as satellite state like Eastern Europe under Warsaw Pact, but why CCP is so sensitive about autonomy and sovereignty? why West Europe, Japan, S.Korea, Taiwan feels OK with US troops stationed in their land even raped local women?
      because all Chinese (left-wing CCP or right-wing KMT) remember Century of Humiliation, West Russia Japan just poisoned, invaded, looted, enslaved, colonized Chinese, 20 million people killed by Japan imperialist just 10 years ago, why Chinese shouldn't concern other imperialists could do again?
      so what root reason caused Sino-Soviet Split? leadership/hegemony competition in Asia or socialist world, Soviet is afraid Mao is not obedient to Soviet leadership like Tito, that's why Soviet have to oppress CCP like USA did to Japan or W.Europe, but Chinese communist was born against imperialist during May Fourth Movement, China's size, history, pride means Chinese won't accept to be any country's lapdog.
      it's same reason for CCP-Vietcong Split since 1972-1991, because Vietcong doesn't want to be controlled by China like 1000 years again, CCP also knew other small communist countries, like Korean and Vietnamese communist bros are very sensitive about autonomy, so CCP retreat all troops after Korean War and Vietnam War,
      but when Soviet warned to nuke China after Sino-Soviet Conflict 1969, CCP considered Soviet as bigger and nearer threat than USA, Kissinger thought USA can't contain both Soviet and Russia same time because civil unrest in 1960s almost make USA economy to collapse, so Mao shaked hands with Nixon against Soviet in 1972 and asked Mao to solve Vietnam problem, CCP even convinced North Vietnam not really to invade South Vietnam and cut military support, Vietcong felt betrayed by CCP then became more pro-CCCP and anti-CCP.
      Vietcong signed defense pact with Soviet in 1978, Soviet invaded Afghanistan in 1979, Dengxiaoping considered it's anti-China encirclement, then CCP sponsored Afghan mujahideen against Soviet, armed Khmer Rouge against Vietcong, keep attacking Vienam on border until Soviet left Afghanistan in 1989, Vietnam left Laos Cambodia 1991.
      so why today Vietcong is pro-USA but anti-China? because Vietcong is nationalist first.

    • @Redkodiak1994
      @Redkodiak1994 Рік тому

      Thats what President Xi is trying to do change the Bible and the Koran

  • @TheBlackzman
    @TheBlackzman 11 місяців тому +1

    bro got the wrong map of ussr 💀

    • @TheBlackzman
      @TheBlackzman 11 місяців тому +1

      its also even smaller than modern day russia bruh

    • @TheBlackzman
      @TheBlackzman 11 місяців тому

      1:04 smaller than modern russia, 1:35 only added central asia into it and the western and souths?

  • @R-ecipes864
    @R-ecipes864 24 дні тому

    Eastern USSR had a lot more in common with their revisionist employers than they did with their Muskowiecz masters.

  • @bpyangyang2153
    @bpyangyang2153 11 місяців тому

    No more conflict between these two sides. Remember the unlimited friendship recentlly signed by their ptesent leaders?

    • @mise5497
      @mise5497 11 місяців тому

      they will not call it war but special military operation, they also will not call it conflict but special military operation??????

  • @felipe-vibor
    @felipe-vibor 11 місяців тому

    You forgot the role of CIA

  • @user-rj5ij2un3x
    @user-rj5ij2un3x 11 місяців тому +5

    中国和苏联的边境不是争夺谁是共产主义领导地位的战争
    如果不懂这段历史可以重现去了解
    而不是在这误导其他观众

  • @Dai0202
    @Dai0202 10 місяців тому

    China 🇨🇳 Love Russia 🇷🇺

  • @TgamerBio5529
    @TgamerBio5529 11 місяців тому

    🇨🇳 see 🇷🇺 both a enemy and ally because of the past actions.

  • @TheOriginalProfG
    @TheOriginalProfG 11 місяців тому

    WRONG MAPS
    Get your facts and visual aids correct before commenting on world political and military affairs.
    You are using a trunkated map while claiming it to be the Soviet Union.

  • @ABCXYZ-jk8me
    @ABCXYZ-jk8me Рік тому

    BORN-AGAIN ESCAPE !!!!
    BEST IF THIS YEAR. WE HOPE !!!!!

  • @michaeltuffour6714
    @michaeltuffour6714 Рік тому +8

    Together they are nightmares for the western countries.🇨🇳🇷🇺💪

    • @samhy
      @samhy Рік тому

      Yes, absolutely right.

    • @samhy
      @samhy Рік тому

      I liked your comments.

  • @johnsimley7496
    @johnsimley7496 11 місяців тому

    Maps are wrong and talking robot can’t correctly pronounce non-English words. Just sayin.’

  • @funkyuns1655
    @funkyuns1655 6 місяців тому

    china has belonged to taiwan since ancient times . one taiwan policy

  • @rayhou4542
    @rayhou4542 Рік тому

    The UA-camr is making a history, but not telling the history.

  • @prakashd7397
    @prakashd7397 Рік тому

    shakalin islands belongs to japan but stolen by bigbear

    • @TheBlackzman
      @TheBlackzman 11 місяців тому +1

      bruh no, the chinese found it first and the russians took it that the japanese than russians again...

    • @vishnuharshith07
      @vishnuharshith07 9 місяців тому

      Japan kicks the ass of bigbear and will take back those islands 😂

  • @nepali5847
    @nepali5847 11 місяців тому +4

    Now a day, China and Russia are two lion brothers. Gorkhali people always support China and Russia.
    Jay Nepal. Jay China. Jay Russia.

    • @MrGao-ny
      @MrGao-ny 8 місяців тому

      我讨厌俄罗斯我只爱我的国家,中国是从战争中建立起来的我们不怕任何人

  • @user-gw6fz4ee5e
    @user-gw6fz4ee5e 11 місяців тому +10

    Only China can fight with all super power, Respect!
    And Now they became super power 🎉

    • @denvergamingzone9766
      @denvergamingzone9766 11 місяців тому +6

      😂🤣

    • @Jack-hw1op
      @Jack-hw1op 10 місяців тому +2

      😂😂

    • @imacolonelinbf2975
      @imacolonelinbf2975 10 місяців тому +1

      ywnabw

    • @Toxic_Man_
      @Toxic_Man_ 5 місяців тому

      At the same time, he lost a lot of people in Korea, India for a simple exchange of fire on the border of the USSR! I'm not talking about the Vietnam War at all!

    • @sleefy2343
      @sleefy2343 3 місяці тому

      @@Toxic_Man_are you dumb?
      China was weak back then
      Now they are the strongest

  • @deadby15
    @deadby15 Рік тому +6

    The USSR uncharacteristically gave the whole Manchuria to China.. China should remember that and stop being petty.

    • @commie5211
      @commie5211 Рік тому +2

      Not unconditionally, the soviet agreed to withdraw under the condition, China can defend the region, Thats why China joined the Korean war. after "winning" the Korean war, the soviet withdraw all their assets and naval bases from Manchuria.

    • @rafanadir6958
      @rafanadir6958 Рік тому +1

      If the 1917 revolution hadn't happened, Manchuria would probably be Russian today.

    • @alexhu5491
      @alexhu5491 10 місяців тому

      In the past Russia's big brother of China, in the 21st century has turned into the little brother Lol🤣

  • @Saturnboy-fq3tz
    @Saturnboy-fq3tz Місяць тому

    Stalin and mao : we are best friend's !
    "Stalin die's"
    mao : so ussr you want war 😏
    ussr : bring it on loser's 🤣

  • @rogerroger9960
    @rogerroger9960 Рік тому +1

    How you gunna make a video about these things and not learn to pronounce these locations? 😂 Wtf is Sheshoslovakia? Preyguh? 😂😂

  • @MichaelJohnson-tw7dq
    @MichaelJohnson-tw7dq 10 місяців тому

    If you are going to the effort of making a video, go to the effort of learning the correct pronunciation of words

  • @mrbaab5932
    @mrbaab5932 11 місяців тому

    Very bad map of Soviet Union and China for 1969. It incorrectly shows China controlling Taiwan and the Soviet Union without Ukraine, Belarus, the Baltic countries, the Caucus countries and the central Asia countries. Had to stop watching video and thumbs down 👇.

  • @raghunandant2361
    @raghunandant2361 11 місяців тому +7

    India proved itself to be a real Global Peace Keeper 🕊️❤❤

    • @MorganicEditz
      @MorganicEditz 11 місяців тому

      really?

    • @user-rj7xy2bj4w
      @user-rj7xy2bj4w 11 місяців тому +7

      You made me laugh today ,lol

    • @raghunandant2361
      @raghunandant2361 11 місяців тому +1

      @@user-rj7xy2bj4w And ur existence too 🤣

    • @animo9050
      @animo9050 11 місяців тому +2

      ​@@raghunandant2361I'm actually utterly laughing at this comment, it goes to show just how little you learn in regards to accurate history, whenever I hear my relatives over in India (I'm a son of Indian-American parents) talk about history it's clear that what they learn is a perverted revisionist version of history instead of actual facts.

    • @raghunandant2361
      @raghunandant2361 11 місяців тому +1

      @@animo9050 what you have learnt is overwritten Indian history in America POV. If you want I'll get you American history in Iran's, Vietnam's and Russia's POV and later on I'll check the ass out of you to come here and comment shit. Do you even have guts to read em all 🤭😆