Soviet Russia and Far East

✍ Scribed by David J. Dallin

Publisher: Hollis & Carter
Year: 1949
Tongue: English
Leaves: 401
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Table of Contents

Contents
Maps
Part I. Japan in the Thirties
1. Militant Japan
2. The Semiwar (1935-1939)
3. Communism in Japan and Korea
4. "In Japan's Secret Service"
Part II. China Before the War
5. War and Peace with Chiang Kai-shek (1930-1941)
6. The Soviet Sphere of Influence in the 'Thirties
7. The Chinese Soviets
8. Moscow and Yenan (1935-1941)
Part III. The Years of the World War
9. Peace with Japan (1939-1941)
10. Russia and the Pacific War
PREPARING FOR WAR
11. Three Conferences and the Soviet-Japanese War
YALTA
THE POTSDAM CONFERENCE
THE WAR ON JAPAN
12. China and Russia in Wartime (1941-1945)
AMERICAN MISCONCEPTIONS
OUSTED FROM JAPAN?
KOREA REAPPEARS
THE MOSCOW CONFERENCE
Part IV. The Spoils of Victory
13. The War is Over
14. New Antagonism Toward Japan
15. Trusteeship over Korea
16. No Peace for China
17. Expansion in Mongolia and Sinkiang
18. Facing the Pacific
Sources
Index

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