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New York: Foreign Policy Association. Very Good. 1941. 1st. Paperback. The author, Thomas Arthur Bisson was an Asia specialist working in the World War II Board of Economic Warfare (BEW) and later the Institute of Pacific Relations (IPR). He was an American citizen who as a Soviet spy reported to the New York GRU (Soviet Military Intelligence) in 1943. He was subsequently accused by Joseph McCarthy [Wikipedia]. ; Headline Books Series; B&W Illustrations & Maps; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; 96 pages .
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Shadow over Asia: the Rise of Militant Japan
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Shadow Over Asia: The Rise of Militant Japan SIGNED BY AUTHOR
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The Foreign Policy Association, New York, 1941 GOOD+. Covers are rubbed to extreme edges and show a general lightly tanned appearance. all pages present and tightly bound in. Author has signed the pre-title page without a dedication - just "cordial regards" no inscriptions or marginalia
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