Communist China—To Recognize or Not to Recognize

no recent question has had so divisive an influence on Perhaps Anglo-American unity as what to do about Communist China. Only Germany presents a challenge of equal political and technical magnitude but, save for French fears, Germany is not a cleavagemaker of the same order among the Atlantic allies. Now that the truce may lead perhaps to a settlement of the Korean problem and thus make way for the possible easing of other far eastern tensions as well, Communist China's future in relation to the United States, the United Nations and to the family of nations as a whole becomes one of the more pressing complex and controversial subjects for creative diplomacy today. What renders Communist China so difficult for the free world are

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