POLITICAL AND IDEOLOGICAL ECHOS OF THE MEETING OF COMMUNIST AND WORKERS PARTIES FROM JUNE 1960 (2ND PART)

Abstract

Our article focuses on the response of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party to the Soviet informative note of June 21, 1960, as well as on the responses provided by the Chinese leaders to the secret letters sent by the Romanian Workers‟ Party, the Hungarian Socialist Workers‟ Party, the Polish United Workers‟ Party and the Mongolian People‟s Revolutionary Party after the completion of the Meeting of the Communist and Workers‟ Parties held in Bucharest in June 1960. Therefore, the article addresses the main ideological divergences that occurred within the communist camp in 1960.

Keywords

• Sino-Soviet split
• Chinese Communist Party
• Communist Party of the Soviet Union
• Romanian Workers‟ Party
• Hungarian Socialist Workers‟ Party
• Polish United Workers‟ Party
• Mongolian People‟s Revolutionary Party