SINO-SOVIET-NORTH KOREAN MILITARY TREATY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP83-00415R010500140001-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 14, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 12, 2001
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: February 6, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

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CLASSIFICATION CONFIDENTIAL
SECURITY INFORMATION
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
INFORMATION REPORT
COUNTRY China/USSR/North Korea
SUBJECT Sino-Soviet-North Korean Military Tr
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The followinq report should be treated wita reserve as it is possibly a
fabrication
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a secret military treaty was concluded between. Cimrmunist
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nal, 9 a North Korea at a mooting at Fi Ma Sfax, Peiping? The
following persons attended the meeting;
Soviet Representatives
Vishinski, foreign minister of the USSR
Shtykov, Soviet ambassador to Borth Korea
Soviet top-ranking officers in charge of each military area command
Malinavski
Rukudiku (sic)
Bokriutchi (sic)
Two other unidentified officers
Communist China Representatives
MAO Tse-tung LIU Shao-oh'i
CHOU En-aai ' CHU Te .
SOP Yong-chin (sic) LO 'Tung-km=
Hat Kuang-yuan
LI Fu-chyun ,
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North Korean Reeresentatives
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PANG Haksee (16 )
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CI1OE Yong-k's (4
Three ether unidentified persons
2. The contents of the tree* are as follows:
Article I
The namber of important air bases artillory, and infantry military-bases
of the Chinese Commnnist forces will be increased. Soviets forces will be
permitted to use more than forty percent of theme military bases. Dairen
and Port Arthur will be. coded to the. 33R for use as Soviet military bases,
and the general populace and political and sovial organizations therein will
move to varioas areas if deemed necessary for military operations; also,
the military munitions factories will be turned over to the management of
the Soviet military commands.
Article 2
Soviet Russia eill aid North Korea by supplying various types of airplanes,
artillery, tanks, and so -forth, and, at the same time, will supply Soviet
pilots for the Chinese and ? North Korean air bases with the proviso that
they are supplied for participation in the Korean wer.
Article 3
If necessary for oilitary operations, the general populace and political
and social organizations, including Government agencies, factories, and
industrial machines, will be moved to Manchuria from North Korea. Thus, all
of North Korea will be used as a military base for the Chinese and North
Korean forcemn,
Article 4
Communist China will build a number of air force bases in China by thine
1952. .Forty poreent of all of the fall crops for 1951 will be sent to North.
Korea as repidly as possible to provide food for the military forces and
refugees in North Korea.
Article 5
The movement of personnel above the rxn% of division staffelombare of the
Chinese and North Korean forces and the planning of military operations in
the Korean war shall be decided by consultation within the ,emietsChineses
North Korean Joint Military Ccomitteo. This committee is stationedin
Peiping but is to establish a mission to be sent to North Korea as soon as
poosible. Technicians serving as Soviet military advisers shall be rein
forced and sent to North Korea as instructors to the Chinese and North Korean
forees in North Koreas
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