the people's republic of china was first recognized by communist states on 1 october 1949.
when was the people's republic of china first recognized by communist states?
1 october 1949
section::::recognition of the prc before it was seated at the un.





























section::::recognition of the prc before it was seated at the un.:1949.





























the prc was established on 1 october 1949, when the chinese civil war was still underway, and the seat of government of the republic of china was not relocated to taipei until december 1949. all the countries that recognized the new prc government in 1949 were communist states.





























section::::recognition of the prc after it was seated at the un.
dates of establishment of diplomatic relations with the people's republic of china
during the 20th century, the world's first constitutionally socialist state was in russia in 1917. in 1922, it joined other former territories of the empire to become the union of soviet socialist republics (ussr). after world war ii, the soviet army occupied much of eastern europe and thus helped establish communist states in these countries. most communist states in eastern europe were allied with the soviet union, except for yugoslavia which declared itself non-aligned. in 1949, after a war against japanese occupation and a civil war resulting in a communist victory, the people's republic of china (prc) was established. communist states were also established in cambodia, cuba, laos and vietnam. a communist state was established in north korea, although it later adopted its own ideology called juche. in 1989, the communist states in eastern europe collapsed under public pressure during a wave of non-violent movements which led to the dissolution of the soviet union in 1991. today, the existing communist states in the world are in china, cuba, laos and vietnam.
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