Review of America and the Far East (all bound) 4

Box 150—China

1. 
   The USSR and China—Arthur Clegg 1946
   
2. 
   A Great Victory for Leninism 1965
   
3. 
   Two Different Lines on the Question of War and Peace (JEHLOC) 1963
   
4. 
   The Struggle Between Two Lines at the Moscow World Congress of Women (JEHLOC) 1963
   
5. 
   The Whole Country Should Become a Great School of Mao Tse Tung’s Thought (JEHLOC) 1966
   
6. 
   Internationalism and Nationalism—Liu Shao-Chi
   
7. 
   41 Red Hearts are with Chairman Mao Forever 1967
   
8. 
   The Common Program & Other Documents of the 1^st Plenary Session of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference 1950
   
9. 
   8^th Plenary Session of the 8^th Central Committee of the C.P. of China 1959
   
10. 
    On the Party—Liu Shao-Chi (Hoover Library)
    
11. 
    Forward Along the High Road of Mao Tse-Tung’s Thought 1967
    
12. 
    The Political Report—Liu Shao-Chi (JEHLOC) 1956
    
13. 
    Circular of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party 5/16/1966
    
14. 
    Communique of the 11^th Plenary Session of the 8^th Central Committee of the C.P. of China 1966
    
15. 
    Refutation of the New Leaders of the CPSU on “United Section” 1965 (JEHLOC)
    
16. 
    The Leaders of the CPSU are Betrayers on the Declaration & the Statement (JEHLOC) 1965
    
17. 
    Carry the Struggle Against Khrushchov Revisionism to the End (JEHLOC) 1965
    
18. 
    Letter of Reply dated 3/22/66 of the Central Committee of the C.P. of China to the Central Committee of the C.P. of the Soviet Union 1966 (JEHLOC)
    
19. 
    Confessions Concerning the Line of Soviet-U.S. Collaboration Pursued by the New Leaders of the CPSU 1966 (JEHLOC)
    
20. 
    Political Report—Chou En-Lai 1956 (JEHLOC)
    
21. 
    Political Report—Liu Shao-Chi (JEHLOC)
    
22. 
    Soviet-Chinese Relations Surveyed—O. Ivanov 1975
    
23. 
    China: Threat of Overpopulation—Ya. Mikhailov 1971
    
24. 
    Territorial Claims of Mao Tse Tung—A. Kruchinin & V. Olgin
    
25. 
    China: Cultural Revolution or Counter-Revolutionary Coup? Wang Ming
    
26. 
    The Soviet Union & China—Boris Koloskov 1971
    
27. 
    USSR: A Friend & Brother of the Chinese People—A. Grigoryev 1971 (2 copies)
    
28. 
    Concerning the 50^th Anniversary of the C.P. of China—O. Vladimirov, V. Ryazanov 1971
    
29. 
    Total Bankruptcy of Soviet Modern Revisionism 1968 (JEHLOC)
    
30. 
    Refuting the Fallacies of Soviet Revisionist Social-Imperialism 1969
    
31. 
    China’s Great Revolution and the Soviet Union’s Great Tragedy 1967 (JEHLOC)
    
32. 
    SMASH: The Big U.S. Soviet Conspiracy 1967
    
33. 
    The Origin and Development of the Differences Between the Leadership of the CPSU and Ourselves 1963
    
34. 
    On Khrushchov’s Phoney Communism and Its Historical Lessons for the World 1964 (JEHLOC)
    
35. 
    Concerning the 50^th Anniversary of the C.P. of China (2 copies, slightly different)
    
36. 
    Famine as Told by Letters from the Chinese Mainland—Asian People’s Anti-Communist League, March 1962
    
37. 
    The Rise of Communism in China (1920-1950)—Wan Yah-Kang
    
38. 
    Formosa (Taiwan)—W.G. Goddard, 1958 (JEHLOC)
    
39. 
    China’s Continuing Revolution—William Hinton, 1969
    
40. 
    Two Major Soviet Statements on China, 1963 (Hoover Library)
    
41. 
    20 Years of Tyranny: Communist China, 1949-1969 (Dr. James Myers, Dr. Turgen Domes, John Lewis)
    
42. 
    Whither China?--R. Palme Dutt (intro by Gus Hall), 1967 (Hoover Library)
    
43. 
    Why Not Recognize Red China Even Now?--Ernest K. Moy, 4/30/52
    
44. 
    Should We Recognize Red China?--Paul K.T. Sih, (JEHLOC)
    
45. 
    The Sino-Indonesian Rupture—Justus M. Van Der Kroef, 1968 (JEHLOC)
    
46. 
    The Debate on the Admission of Red China to the UN—David C.Head, 1970
    
47. 
    Recognize Red China: an expose of the National Council of Churches. World Order Study Conference, Cleveland, OH November 18-21, 1958 (JEHLOC)
    
48. 
    Red China and the United Nations—Adlai E. Stevenson, 1961 (JEHLOC)
    
49. 
    China Presents Her Case to the United Nations (Chinese Delegation to the UN), 1949
    

Box 151—China; South Africa

1. 
   Selected Speeches on Religion by President and Madame Chiang Kai-Shek, July 1952
   
2. 
   President Chiang Kai-Shek: an Abridged Biography—Hollington K. Tong
   
3. 
   Free China Fights On: A Collection of Speeches 1957-1958—Hollington K. Troy, 1958
   
4. 
   Communist China: A Current Appraisal—Dr. Tingfu F. Tsiang, 1962
   
5. 
   All We Are and All We Have—Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek
   
6. 
   Before Final Victory—Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek [speeches by]
   
7. 
   Chinese Dilemma: Foreign Relations Series—John Armstrong
   
8. 
   Should Free China Be Sacrificed? The Price of Détente, 1975
   
9. 
   The Republic of China—US Dept. of State—October 1959
   
10. 
    American Policy Toward China—Secretary of State, Dean Acheson, 1951 (Packer Collection)
    
11. 
    AFNIA: Atlanta Forum on National and International Affairs [Conference on US-China Relations, 11/3-5, 1971]
    
12. 
    The Two Chinas—Daniel Lyons, S.J., 1968 (JEHLOC)
    
13. 
    Red China: Pres. Mao Tse-Tung Reports on the Progress of the Chinese Soviet Republic
    
14. 
    Red China and the USSR—Dept. of State
    
15. 
    South Africa Looks to Africa—Dr. WJ Breytenbach, 1977
    
16. 
    A ‘Ghetto’ in South Africa, 1976
    
17. 
    The Crisis in Africa: US Strategy at the Crossroads, 1976
    
18. 
    Stop S. Africa’s Crimes, 1946 (JEHLOC)
    
19. 
    SWA/Namibia: towards a negotiated settlement, 8/1997
    
20. 
    Marxism, the Church, and South Africa—Professor F.L. Coleman, 1978
    
21. 
    Fight for Freedom in S. Africa, 1979
    
22. 
    Political and Economic Change in S. Africa—Harry Oppenheimer, 1983
    
23. 
    The Road Ahead—January 1985 (speech by state pres. Mr. WP Botha, DMS)
    
24. 
    The New Parliament, November 1984
    
25. 
    South Africa on a Derelict Continent—Colin Vale, May 1982 (Occasional Paper #6)
    
26. 
    The Outlook for Africa South of the Equator—DA Etheredge, June 1981 (Occ. Paper #3)
    
27. 
    South Africa: Supermarket of the World’s Minerals—Dirk T. Kunert, Sept. 1981 (OP #4)
    
28. 
    Policy Options for the Decades, November 1981 (OP #5)
    
29. 
    South Africa in the 1980s, March 1981 (selection of 3 speeches) (OP #2)
    
30. 
    Suffer the Children: Child Abuse for Revolutionary Ends in S. Africa, 1987 [how the youth is performing revolutionary violent acts]
    
31. 
    Resistance Against Fascist Enslavement in South Africa (w/ a postscript for Americans by Dr. Alphaeus Hunton), 1953
    
32. 
    Christianity Under Communist Attack
    

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