Asia Pacific, 09 Sep 1951: China in Korea and Tibet
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Political map of East Asia and the Western Pacific on 09 Sep 1951 (The Cold War in Asia: China in Korea and Tibet), showing the following events: Chinese intervention in Korea; 17 Point Agreement on Tibet; Kaesong Negotiations; Treaty of San Francisco; Occupation of Tibet.

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I n d o n e s i a

People's

Republic of

China

Mongolia(Sov. sat.)

Australia(UK dom.)

Solomon Is.(UK)

Hawaii(US terr.)

Papua &
New Guinea(Aus. terr.)

Vietnam(Fr. ass.)

E.T.(Sov. concess.)

Alaska(US terr.)

Kuril Islands(Sov. adm.)

Ryukyu Is.(US adm.)

N.Korea(Ch. pres.)

Camb.(Fr. ass.)

Dutch
New Guinea(Neth.)

Brunei(UK prot.)

P. Timor(Port.)

Nat. China
(Taiwan)

Nauru(Aus. T.T.)

W. Samoa(NZ T.T.)

American
Samoa(US)

Gilbert

Islands(UK)

Ellice Is.(Br.)

Tokelau(NZ terr.)

Phoenix Is.(UK)

Marshall

Islands(US)

Mariana

Islands(US)

M i c r o n e s i a(US T.T.)

Paracel Is.(Fr. ctrl)

Spratly Is.(disp.)

Bonin Is.(US occ.)

Volcano Is.(US occ.)

International
Date Line

25 Oct 1950–8 Jan 1951Chinese intervene in Korea,
driving back UN forces

23 May 1951Tibet accepts
Chinese sovereignty

Jul 1951Armistice talks begin in Korea

8 Sep 1951Treaty of San Francisco
officially ends Pacific War

9 Sep 1951Chinese troops
enter Lhasa

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