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The Problem of Japan
Stewart, Maxwell S. | May 9, 1942 issue

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The article presents a discussion of the books "Goodbye Japan," by Joseph Newman, "Our Enemy Japan," by Wilfrid Fleisher, "How Japan Plans to Win," by Kinoaki Matsuo, and "Japan: A World Problem," by H.J. Timperley. A considerable amount of thought has been given to the problem of how to deal with Germany after the war. But thus far there has been little discussion of the equally difficult problem of what to do about Japan. All observers are agreed that Japan is a nation apart. Its history, customs, traditions, and present psychology ill fit it for citizenship in an organized, peaceful world.

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GOODBYE Japan (Book); BOOKS; OUR Enemy Japan (Book); HOW Japan Plans to Win (Book); JAPAN (Book); PSYCHOLOGY; JAPAN
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