摘要
本論文旨在考察1925至1927年間，蒙古、共產國際和中國軍閥馮玉祥之間的互動情況。在這段時間，共產國際對馮的態度徹底改變，從視馮為共產國際所支持的中國革命的朋友，轉而視馮為革命的敵人。本文展示了蒙古在身處中國和蘇俄兩大强鄰間的微妙處境。儘管蒙古整段期間在與馮的交往上小心翼翼的遵循共產國際所訂下的路線，它到頭來還是被指責與馮過從甚密，而有些領導人更被標籤為 「右派分子」而遭到清算。
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This article seeks to examine the interactions between Mongolia, the Comintern and the Chinese warlord General Feng Yuxiang between the years 1925 and 1927, during which period the Comintern diametrically changed its perceptions of Feng: from a friend of the Chinese revolution that it supported, to that of an enemy of the revolution. It shows the delicate position Mongolia occupied for being sandwiched between two giant neighbors, China and Soviet Russia. Though carefully toeing the lines laid down by the Comintern in its dealings with Feng throughout the period in question, Mongolia was blamed for being too close to Feng, with some of its leaders being labeled as ＂rightists＂ and purged as a result.