Indian-Soviet-Chinese Relations in Bucharest’s Perspective, 1955-1964 I
Indian-Soviet-Chinese Relations in Bucharest’s Perspective, 1955-1964 I

Summary/Abstract: Unpublished Romanian documents from the Cold War period revealed the major interests of the Romanian authorities for maintaing a balance in theire relations with India, China and USSR. In 1956, the Indian vice-president Sarvappalli Radhakrishnan visited Romania. On the same year, a cultural delegation from India visited Romania. The respective delegation was led by the Indian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs. A delegation led by Emil Bodnăras visited the People’s Republic of China, on the 10th anniversary of existence of that state. The results of the discussions with the Chinese authorities were presented by Emil Bodnăras on the meeting of the Political Bureau of CC of RWP (October 9, 1959). One mounth after the crisis of the Soviet missiles deployed in Cuba and after the visit of Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej in Indonesia, India and Burma, the Romanian Prime-Minister Ion Gheorghe Maurer approved a plan referring to developing the Romania’s economic relations with those three Asian states

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