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This article presents a historical analysis of the first stage of Russian-Chinese bonding during the period of the democratic nationalist movement's rise to power in the 1920s and the Soviet influence on the political process within China. The attitude of Sun Yat-sen - leader of the Kuom-intang, democratic revolutionary, and political figure - toward the Soviet Union, which remained a constant factor of his foreign policy views, is highlighted.
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