Russia’s Doctrine of “Peaceful Coexistence”Genoa Revisited: Russia and Coexistence
By Evgeny ChossudovskyGlobal Research,
The doctrine of peaceful coexistence was first formulated in the wake of the 1918-1920 war against Soviet Russia. It was presented to the Genoa Conference in 1923. The 1918-20 war (barely acknowledged in history books) consisted in the deployment of more than 200,000 troops of which 11,000 were from the US, 59,000 from the UK. Japan which was an Ally of Britain and America during World War I dispatched 70,000 troops. The article below entitled Genoa Revisted: Russia and Coexistence was written by my late father Evgeny Chossudovsky in 1972. It was published in Foreign Affairs. At the height of the Cold War, the article was the object of a “const...









