India’s China conflict and a JP angle in championing the ‘Free Tibet’ cause | Book

Sulmaan Wasif Khan’s slim volume of 177 pages is part of the ongoing New Cold War project of the Wilson Centre, drawing upon the wealth of archival material that became available, though briefly, in Russia and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) after the end of the Cold War. Dr Khan draws skilfully from this rich documentary resource. In four chapters and a Prologue and Epilogue, the book focuses on China’s occupation of Tibet in

Sulmaan Wasif Khan’s slim volume of 177 pages is part of the ongoing New Cold War project of the Wilson Centre, drawing upon the wealth of archival material that became available, though briefly, in Russia and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) after the end of the Cold War. Dr Khan draws skilfully from this rich documentary resource. In four chapters and a Prologue and Epilogue, the book focuses on China’s occupation of Tibet in

Sulmaan Wasif Khan’s slim volume of 177 pages is part of the ongoing New Cold War project of the Wilson Centre, drawing upon the wealth of archival material that became available, though briefly, in Russia and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) after the end of the Cold War. Dr Khan draws skilfully from this rich documentary resource. In four chapters and a Prologue and Epilogue, the book focuses on China’s occupation of Tibet in

Sulmaan Wasif Khan’s slim volume of 177 pages is part of the ongoing New Cold War project of the Wilson Centre, drawing upon the wealth of archival material that became available, though briefly, in Russia and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) after the end of the Cold War. Dr Khan draws skilfully from this rich documentary resource. In four chapters and a Prologue and Epilogue, the book focuses on China’s occupation of Tibet in