China Society Occasional Papers, Temas11-17China Society London., 1961 |
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... minority policy as such . For example , it complains that the Maoists try to set one minority against another , and supports this assertion by claiming that the Chinese sent Inner Mongolian troops into Tibet to suppress the uprising ...
... minority policy as such . For example , it complains that the Maoists try to set one minority against another , and supports this assertion by claiming that the Chinese sent Inner Mongolian troops into Tibet to suppress the uprising ...
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is , however , what the official Mongol press says of the minorities policy applied by the Chinese government within its borders . One quite large minority is that formed by the Mongols , most of whom live in the Inner Mongolian ...
is , however , what the official Mongol press says of the minorities policy applied by the Chinese government within its borders . One quite large minority is that formed by the Mongols , most of whom live in the Inner Mongolian ...
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... minority areas . Thus the Chinese population of the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region is said to have increased from ... minorities policy . The Mongol articles also afford a glimpse into what the implementation of these policies means ...
... minority areas . Thus the Chinese population of the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region is said to have increased from ... minorities policy . The Mongol articles also afford a glimpse into what the implementation of these policies means ...
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