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==Chinese subversion==

==Chinese subversion==

Between the crucial years of 1943 and 1949 some 30 books on the general political situation in China were published in the United States.  Of these, 23 were pro-Maoist and seven were anti-Communist. Several of the pro-Maoist books are noted here:

Between the crucial years of 1943 and 1949 some 30 books on the general political situation in China were published in the United States.  Of these, 23 were pro-[[Maoist]] and seven were anti-Communist. Several of the pro-Maoist books are noted here:

*''Unfinished Revolution'' in China by [[Israel Epstein]]

*''Unfinished Revolution in China'' by [[Israel Epstein]]

*''Journey from the East'' by [[Mark Gayn]]—''[[Washington Post]]'' Correspondent charged in [[Amerasia]] Case in which his office was found filled with stolen secret government documents.  

*''Journey from the East'' by [[Mark Gayn]]—''[[Washington Post]]'' Correspondent charged in [[Amerasia]] Case in which his office was found filled with stolen secret government documents.  

*''New Frontiers in Asia'' by [[Philip J. Jaffe]]—Also charged in the Amerasia Case.

*''New Frontiers in Asia'' by [[Philip J. Jaffe]]—Also charged in the Amerasia Case.

*''Solution in Asia'' by [[Owen Lattimore]]— Known Comintern operative

*''Solution in Asia'' by [[Owen Lattimore]]— Known [[Comintern]] operative

*''Making of Modern China'' by Owen and Eleanor Lattimore—Reviewed favorably in ''[[The Nation]]'' and ''[[The New Republic]]''.

*''Making of Modern China'' by Owen and Eleanor Lattimore—Reviewed favorably in ''[[The Nation]]'' and ''[[The New Republic]]''.

*''Situation in Asia'' by Owen Lattimore.

*''Situation in Asia'' by Owen Lattimore.