The situation in Poland and Hungary in 1956 caused resulted in increased political activity within the Communist Party of China. The aim of Mao Zedong’s strategy was for China to attain a significant position within the communist bloc. China supported the changes taking place in Poland with a focus on its own political gains with its relations with the USSR.
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