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Joint Sino-Russian Declaration

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B.N. Yeltsin; Jiang Zemin

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Collection of Sino-Russian treaties. 1949-1999, Beijing, p.333–337 (1996)
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APA style: Yeltsin, B.N., & Zemin J. (1996).  Joint Sino-Russian Declaration. Collection of Sino-Russian treaties. 1949-1999. 333–337.
Chicago style: Yeltsin, B.N., and Jiang Zemin. Joint Sino-Russian Declaration In Collection of Sino-Russian treaties. 1949-1999. Beijing, 1996.
IEEE style: Yeltsin, B.N., and J. Zemin, "Joint Sino-Russian Declaration", Collection of Sino-Russian treaties. 1949-1999, Beijing, pp. 333–337, 25 April 1996.
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