as a part of Amur Oblast, Russia. See also "Amur gawa no ryuketsu ya", a Japanese dormitory song based on Amur River Incident 1900 Amur anti-Chinese pogroms Outer Manchuria References Citations Sources Further reading External links A map of Aihun Ting from a 1911 Heilongjiang atlas. This is the district centered on Aihun on the Chinese side of the river, but also including (according to the cartographer) the "Sixty-Four Villages" on the Russian side. “The Blagoveshchensk Utopia”: Historical Memory and Historical Responsibility by Viktor Innokentievich Dyatlov The Blagoveshchensk massacre of July 1900- A. Vereshchagin's account Geography of Amur Oblast China–Russia relations Territorial disputes of the Republic of China Territorial disputes of Russia China–Soviet Union relations Qing dynasty Territorial disputes of the Soviet Union