Spain and the Republic of China (Taiwan): "the Sentinels of the West and the East" (1953-1973)

Miguel Angel del Rio Morillas

Spain and the Republic of China (Taiwan): "the Sentinels of the West and the East" (1953-1973)

Título traducido de la contribución: España y la República de China (Taiwan): "Los centinelas de occidente y oriente" (1953-1973)

Miguel Angel del Rio Morillas

Departamento de Historia Moderna y Contemporánea

National Tsing Hua University (NTHU)

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Este artículo pretende acercarnos a dos regímenes de extrema derecha unidos por un valor común como fue el anticomunismo en el contexto global de la Guerra Fría, y sus relaciones que se establecieron entre ellos desde 1953 hasta 1973. Estos dos regímenes dictatoriales (la España de Francisco Franco y la República de China (ROC) de Chiang Kai-shek en Taiwán), muy diferentes en términos de historia, cultura, religión y geografía ( y alejados físicamente el uno del otro), establecieron una cooperación llena de camaradería ideológica y compartieron muchas similitudes políticas. Este artículo examina los preámbulos al establecimiento oficial de las relaciones diplomáticas entre los dos regímenes, centrándose posteriormente en las conexiones y los intercambios a nivel político-diplomático, militar y cultural hasta el final de dichas relaciones en 1973.

Título traducido de la contribución	España y la República de China (Taiwan): "Los centinelas de occidente y oriente" (1953-1973)
Idioma original	Inglés
Páginas (desde-hasta)	5-53
Número de páginas	48
Publicación	歷史臺灣 [Taiwan History]
N.º	16
Estado	Publicada - nov 2018

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Chiang Kai-shek, Franco, Anticomunismo, República de China (Taiwán), España

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