Scenarios about 'sino-soviet split'
The diplomatic and ideological fracture between the People's Republic of China and the Soviet Union that emerged in the late 1950s and widened throughout the 1960s. This division between the world's two largest communist states stemmed from ideological disagreements over Marxist interpretation, leadership of the international communist movement, border disputes, and competing national interests, ultimately reshaping Cold War geopolitics by creating a triangular dynamic with the United States.
What If The Domino Theory Proved Correct?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Southeast Asian nations successively fell to communism following the Vietnam War, reshaping the Cold War and global geopolitics.