Keesing's Research Report 3 gathers the facts into concise paragraphs, making the policies of the USSR and PRC less opaque. For example the Quemoy crisis of 1958 is first summarized and then efforts of the USSR to get Eisenhower to abandon Chiang Kai Shek are described, with Khrushchev playing the role of Mao's 'big brother.' Politics and demonstrations are well covered. There is no index but it is chronologically organized, with clear section headings.
Keesing's Research Report 3 gathers the facts into concise paragraphs, making the policies of the USSR and PRC less opaque. For example the Quemoy crisis of 1958 is first summarized and then efforts of the USSR to get Eisenhower to abandon Chiang Kai Shek are described, with Khrushchev playing the role of Mao's 'big brother.' Politics and demonstrations are well covered. There is no index but it is chronologically organized, with clear section headings.
