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So there is a certain sense that the Sino-Soviet split represented the living versus the decayed aspects of socialism, the vibrant sense of โ€˜traditionโ€™ versus the dead one.

โ€“ [[‘Imperialism runs deep’: Interview with Robert Biel on British Maoism and its afterlives]]

From the standpoint of the revolutionary left, a more specific impact was made by the Chinese Communist Partyโ€™s polemics against Nikita Khrushchevโ€™s โ€˜revisionistโ€™ notion of peaceful coexistence with capitalism during the Sino-Soviet split.

โ€“ [[‘Imperialism runs deep’: Interview with Robert Biel on British Maoism and its afterlives]]