목차 01Definition 1-1What is Sino-Indian war?
02Outline 2-1Outline of Sino-Indian war 03Background 3-1Conflict
Ⅰ 3-2Conflict Ⅱ 04Development Process 05 Result 06 Analysis and
meanings 07 Afterward Views
본문 ConflictⅠ The conflict of
interest had escalated to dispute from the point.
① In 1947, at
Inter-Asia Relations Conference, The Indian government unilaterally delimited
the Asia map. ② In 1949, The Peoples Liberation Army went so far as to
prepare a self-defence counterattack plan. ③ In 1951, the Chinese Peoples
Liberation Army annexed Tibet and built road and placed border posts in Aksai
Chin. ④ Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru declared in parliament that India
regarded the McMahon Line as its official border.
⑤ India occupied area
of north of the McMahon Line in 1954 ⑥ Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai, in
November 1956, repeated Chinese assurances ⑦ In 1960, Zhou Enlai unofficially
suggested that India drop its claims to Aksai Chin. ⑧ Nehru believed that
China did not have a legitimate claim over Aksai Chin and Mcmahonline ⑨
Indias stance were pressuring Nehru to take a military stance against
China. ⑩Zhou Enlai argued that the western border had never been delimited
and that the Aksai Chin was already under Chinese jurisdiction, and that
negotiations should take into account the status
quo.
본문내용 esult 06 Analysis and meanings 01
Definition 02 Outline 03 Background 1-1 What is Sino-Indian war?
2-1 Outline of Sino-Indian war 07 Afterward Views PAGE:3 What is
Sino-Indian war? 01 PAGE:4 The Sino-Indian War Border Conflict
between China and India over two separated pieces of
territory PAGE:5 Outline of Sino-Indian war 02 PAGE:6 Simla
conference (1914) England asserted that McMahon
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