Mongolia Mongolian awards to Soviets

[Bob]

JSTOR: Mongolia 1978: Continuing the TransitionIn two symbolic gestures in 1978, Mongolia awarded its highest medal, the Order of Sukhe Bator, to CPSU Politburo members Suslov, Andropov, and Ustinov and ...

links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0004-4687(197901)19%3A1%3C58%3AM1CTT%3E2.0.CO%3B2-A - Similar pages

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Anybody with access to above site?

Also more interesting stuff to be found there:

JSTOR: Mongolia in the Sino-Soviet DisputeOn March 20, Malinovsky and Colonel-General Pliev (and not General Hsu) received the Mongolian decoration, "Order of Sukhe Bator." In May, July, and August ...

links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0305-7410(196310%2F12)16%3C75%3AMITSD%3E2.0.CO%3B2-K - Similar pages

[Riley1965]

Bob,

I tried to access it but was denied access.

Best,

Doc

[Ed_Haynes]

I have access through my university. What do you need?

The first article was one of a very valuable set of annual country reviews published in [Asian Survey -- am building up a complete set.

[Riley1965]

Hello Ed,

I was interested in reading "Mongolia in the Sino-Soviet Dispute". It's my never ending thirst for knowledge. The "Transition" has also caught my eye but, the Sino-Soviet article first.

Doc

[Ed_Haynes]

The article isn't very deep, but worth reading anyway. Most academic libraries have JSTOR access. Try at your local university? They tend to not be very picky about walk-in patrons.

[Stogieman]

What is JSTOR.org?

[Riley1965]

Thanks Ed!! My room mate is in his Junior year at UT Dallas. I'll try there.

Best,

Doc

[Ed_Haynes]

What is JSTOR.org?

They make available as PDFs a VAST range of articles from academic journals.