Russian Policy Towards Mongolia, 1911–1952

Professor Batsaikhan Ookhnoi is a leading historian specializing in Mongolian history. He is a Senior Research Scientist at the Institute of International Studies, MAS. With a Sc.D. in Mongolian History, he has published extensively on Mongolia’s political and diplomatic history, shaping contemporary historical scholarship.

• 1. The policy of Russian Emperia toward Mongolia in the beginning of the 20th century.- 2. The Mongolian National revolution of 1911 and the Russian-Mongolian friendship treaty.- 3. Russo-Chinese negotiations.- 4. The letter of the bogd Jebtsundamba to his excellency the emperor of Japan.- 5. Kyakhta Tripartite treaty of 1915 between China, Russia and Mongolia.- 6. The Political situation in Mongolia after the Kyakhta treaty.- 7. White and Red in Mongolia.- 8. The policies of soviet Russia toward Mongolia in the 1920s.- 9. The ideological disputes concerning the national democratic concept of development.- 10. Mongolia and the comintern.- 11. The soviet communist party and the comintern applies the leftist policy to mongolia.- 12. Rebellion or people’s resistance movement against the party and the government.- 13. Stalin’s policy toward Mongolia.- 14. Stalin’s meetings with Mongolian leaders.- 15. The meeting of stalin, roosevelt and churchill at the yalta conference.- 16. The negotiations between Stalin and song Ziwen.- 17. The status quo in Mongolia.- 18. Stalin’s plans after World War II.