SINO-SOVIET MILITARY AGREEMENT AND GLOBAL WAR PLANS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP83-00415R009900070004-1
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 31, 2001
• Sequence Number: 4
• Publication Date: December 13, 1951
• Content Type: REPORT

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SECURITY INFORMATIa4
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
INFORMATION REPORT
COUNTRY China/USSR
SUBJECT Sino-Soviet Military Agreement and Global War
Plans
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Other Soviet representat'ves who 'Fere present at the conferen a were 10-
li-fu-yang-k" o (C i~ and Ku-pan-no-fu
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1. Between 8 and 11 August 1951 a military and political conference was held
in the Western Hills near Peiping. The conference was attended by the follow-
ing groups:
a. Soviet representativest Marshall Malinovsky; Pa-ktu-li wei-chti( j
,. ~,,'? 'v )l, deput head f the Ministry of Armed Forces;
Lo-mu-k' o-y~eh-fu-ssu-chi(~1, Deput Chief of Staff
Soviet Far East Milit l~strict ? an- ' 3tary , K no-wei-chi ~" ~..'If
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Commander in Chief, Dairen-Port Arthur Military District; and Sha-k'o-
yu-lo-fu ( 1, ki ),3 head of the Soviet Siberian Military District.
These men aj arriv d at Peiping on 7 August 1951 on a plane named
LAOTUNGHAO ( $ Labor). They were met at the Peiping airfield by
MAC) Taa-t.nnn /?'
(i 't"t71 ), CHQU En-lai, HSU Kuang-yuan (.k
b. Chin a presentatives: LIU Sfiao=chTi, C
), Chinese Communist
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c. Korean representatives: -song and o on, o o whom
arrived in Peiping on 8 August 1951 on the same plane with K'e-li-fu-
yang-ko and Ku-pan-no-fu.
d. Democratic Republic o Vietnam representatives: CHANG Chiang ( 7 )
and HUANG Wen-ping (-'. 1 j) .
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e. Japanese representatives: Nozaka. anzo and General Saito.
f. Mongolian r resentatives7: ft-lan-mu-sha and Ta--mi-i-
fu '& ), commander of the "International Cavalry Regiment
for Aiding Korea".
2. At this meeting a pact which covered a Far Eastern Military Alliance was
drawn up and ratified. Copies of the pact were made in five languagest
Russian, Chinese, Japanese, English, and French. The main points of the
pact are as follows:
a. The USSR is to assist the Chinese Communists in building up war industries*
b. The USSR is to assist the Chinese Communists in building up an army of
2,500,000 men.
d. The Chinese Communists are to continue to assist the North Koreans in
the Korean war, which is to be continued.
e. The USSR and the Chinese Communists are to assist the Japanese Communists
in building up an army. An area in the Soviet Maritime Provinces is to
be used as a base for this army. Assistance will also be given in creating
disturbances in Japan after the signing of the Japanese peace treaty.
f. If global war breaks out, the Burma-Indochina area is to constitute the
China war district, commanded by a Chinese Communist General. Japan, Korea,
and Manchuria are to constitute the North Pacific war district which will
be commanded by a Soviet general. The commander in chief of all the
Communist forces in the Far East is to be a Soviet general.
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1.
Comment. These two Chinese romanizations may be for the Soviet names
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2.
Comment. M reported General Kanovich as commander of this
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Comment.
This name may be Sakharov.
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Comment.
These names may be Korifyanko and Kobannov.
5.
Comment.
LO Jung may be LO Jung-huan.
Comment. LO Jung-huan is a member of the Central Committee,
the Central People's Government Council, and the Committee of Political
and Legal Affairs.
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6. EComment. Presumably MAO Tse-tung was present at this conference also.
7. Comment. Possibly Outer Mongolia is meant in this case.
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