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Discussing Sino-Soviet relations and their implications for international politics, particularly concerning Taiwan and the Third World. It highlights how both the Soviet Union and China are motivated to prevent Japan from re-emerging as a military power and emphasizes the importance of peaceful reunification regarding Taiwan. The article also explores the shifting power balances in East Asia, the potential for improved Sino-Soviet relations to influence the geopolitical landscape, and the broader implications for U.S. foreign policy. Ultimately, it suggests that the everyday concerns of citizens in both countries often overshadow foreign policy considerations, creating a ‘Bermuda triangle’ of international politics where domestic issues take precedence over global strategies.

This is one of several documents that became more difficult to find after he became an apostle for the LDS church.

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