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Too Much Asia
Clubb, O. Edmund | November 24, 1956 issue

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This article presents several books, related to political conditions of different Asian countries. The Book "China and Soviet Russia," by Henry Wei, traces China's relations with Russia from the Chinese Revolution of 1911 down to the present. His work glosses over the Chinese National Government's shortcomings and failures, the while it blows up the international significance. Another book "The New Japan--Government and Politics," by Harold S. Quigley and John E. Turner, presents a detailed analysis of the structure and administrative procedures of the government and political parties of Japan.

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BOOKS & reading; ASIA -- Politics & government; CHINA & Soviet Russia (Book); WEI, Henry; NEW Japan, The (Book); TURNER, John E.; QUIGLEY, Harold S.; ASIA
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