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China handsPeter Rand

China hands

1995384 pages
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From the earliest days of the twentieth century, China was plunged into chaos and civil war. In the 1920s and 1930s, the nightmare quickened with the invasion by the Japanese and the onslaught of war. There to experience the darkness and the terror was a small corps of inspired, eccentric American writers and reporters. They were the emissaries of their day to the Middle Kingdom, bringing news of the East to the West in the tradition established by other great chroniclers like Marco Polo and Rudyard Kipling. Peter Rand skillfully interweaves a highly charged narrative of revolution, horror,…

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  • Other · English · 1995
    Simon & Schuster · 384 pages · 9780684808444
Foreign correspondentsCommunismRepublic, 1912-1949HistoryJournalism, chinaJournalists, united states