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What areas were disputed by china and the Soviet Union during the cold war?
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There weren't any specific territories disputed by China and the Soviet Union, but it was rather over China's government. Chiang Kai-sheik was the leader in power with a pro-Western government. Durning the Cold War, he was being opposed by the communist armies of Mao Zedong (who by 1945 had a fourth of the population's support). Since the USSR was a communist nation, they obviously supported Zedong. The US supported Kai-sheik, but it was reluctant and Truman refused so send military aid (the US was more focused on restoring Japan to improve the market). China will later be taked over by Zedong and turned into a communist nation allied with the USSR (happens before the creation of the UN)
Info can be found on pages 778-782 of Alan Brinkley's "American History: A Survey" 11th Edition
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