Asiatic Miscellany, by M.Y. Ben-Gavriel, THE LIVING AGE

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Asiatic Miscellany

Ibn Saud and Zionism

by M.Y. Ben-Gavriel

The Living Age, August 1, 1934, pp. 487-489

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    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1934 = 3 Issues, 69 Articles
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      January 1934 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. Asia Awakes by Prince Karl Anton Roban, pp. 386-387
      2. Two Communists on Japan by Hamadan and Smolyaninov, pp. 388-390
      3. Asia for the Asiatics by Dr. E. Hurwicz, pp. 391-393
      4. Exploitation of India by Jawaharlal Nehru, pp. 394-396
      5. Account Rendered by The Editor, pp. 397-407
      6. Zones of Contrast by Raul Scalabrini Ortiz, pp. 416-420
      7. Spanish Interlude by Julio Camba, pp. 421-423
      8. Oslo and Stockholm by Graham Greene, pp. 424-426
      9. A Visit to Gourdyev by Denis Saurat, pp. 427-433
      10. Youth of France by Friedrich Sieburg, pp. 434-437
      11. The Communist View by Leon Moussinac, pp. 438-441
      12. Three Tales from Russia by N.A. Karpov, pp. 442-444
      13. To Read or Not to Read by Mihail Zoshchenko, p. 445
      14. The Man with the Broken Watch by Arkadi Avershchenko, pp. 446-447
      15. The World Over, pp. 377-385
      16. Persons and Personages, pp. 408-409
      17. Presenting Max Reinhardt by Benjamin Cremieux, pp. 410-412
      18. Ivan Bunin by Marc Slonim, pp. 413-415
      19. Letters and the Arts, pp. 448-453
      20. The Sciences and Society, pp. 454-457
      21. As Others See Us, pp. 458-460
      22. Our Own Bookshelf, pp. 461-463
      23. With the Advisory Council, pp. 464-465
      24. Correspondence, pp. 466-467
      25. Coming Events, pp. 468-470
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      February 1934 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. Wars and Rumors of Wars by Drieu la Rochelle, pp. 480-484
      2. The Yellow Trade Menace by Max Rudert, pp. 485-488
      3. China's New Sore Spot by N. Terentiev, pp. 489-492
      4. The Case for Japan by Dr. Gerolf Coudenhove-Kalergi, pp. 493-495
      5. The Bankers' Conspiracy by Arthur Kitson, pp. 496-502
      6. Red Berlin To-day by Otto C. Kuhbacher, pp. 503-509
      7. An Hour with Jules Romains by Frederic Lefevre, pp. 517-522
      8. The Red Square, Moscow by R.V.V., p. 523
      9. A Case of Conscience by Charles Braibant, pp. 524-529
      10. Hamsun at Home and Abroad by Walter Seidl, pp. 530-532
      11. A Correspondent with Knut Hamsun , pp. 533-535
      12. The World Over, pp. 471-479
      13. Persons and Personages, pp. 510-511
      14. Andre Malraux by Leon Pierre-Quint, pp. 512-513
      15. Alexandra David-Neel by B.R.F., pp. 514-516
      16. Books Abroad, pp. 536-543
      17. The Sciences and Society, pp. 544-548
      18. As Others See Us, pp. 549-552
      19. Coming Events, pp. 553-554
      20. With and Advisory Council, pp. 555-556
      21. War and Peace, pp. 557-562
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      March 1934 Issue = 23 Articles
      1. The Road Away from War by The Editor, pp. 10-18
      2. Notes from Everywhere, pp. 19-21
      3. Anarchy in Spain by Miguel de Unamuno, pp. 22-23
      4. Sex and the New Germany by Rodney Collin, pp. 24-25
      5. Fukien in Rebellion by H.R. Gola, pp. 26-30
      6. Chinese Soldiers and Bandits by O.D. Rusmussen, pp. 31-34
      7. The Case against Japan by Josef Wechsberg, pp. 35-38
      8. Reactionary England by R. Palme Dutt, pp. 39-45
      9. The Fascists Come to England by A Political Correspondent, pp. 46-48
      10. O You among Women by F.R. Higgins, p. 57
      11. Swastika School Days by Rudolf Wittenberg, pp. 58-61
      12. The Fight for Oil by A Special Correspondent, pp. 62-67
      13. Meaning in Modern Verse by Desmond MacCarthy, pp. 68-71
      14. The World Over, pp. 1-9
      15. Persons and Personages by Walter Bosshard, pp. 49-50
      16. Georges Mandel by Emile Bure, pp. 51-53
      17. Dr. Albinana by Condesa Ponce de Leon, pp. 54-56
      18. Books Abroad, pp. 72-77
      19. Letters and the Arts, pp. 78-81
      20. The Sciences and Society, pp. 82-85
      21. As Others See Us, pp. 86-89
      22. With the Advisory Council, pp. 90-91
      23. Coming Events, pp. 92-94
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      April 1934 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. Oil and War by Antoine Zischka, pp. 102-110
      2. International Round-Up by An American Observer, pp. 111-113
      3. Our Policy by Sir Oswald Mosley, pp. 114-115
      4. The End of Vienna by A Viennese, pp. 116-117
      5. Holland in the Pacific by Dr. Wilhelm Mautner, pp. 118-121
      6. Yellow and White by Franz Herczeg, pp. 122-124
      7. The Modern Pythagoreans by Bassett Jones, pp. 125-129
      8. Notes on Pre-History by Egon Friedell, pp. 137-143
      9. Words from the Wise by G.K. Chesterton, pp. 144-146
      10. How Long Can Man Live? by Professor Dr. Walter Weisbach, pp. 147-149
      11. The Price of Happiness by Paul Valery, pp. 150-151
      12. Europe in Revolution by The Editor, pp. 152-159
      13. The Third Mr. Joyce by Ronald Symond, pp. 160-163
      14. Heaven by Siegfried Sassoon, p. 164
      15. The World Over, pp. 95-101
      16. Persons and Personages by Bernard de Vaulx, pp. 130-131
      17. The Return of Jacques Copeau by Maggie Guiral, pp. 132-133
      18. Germany's Uncrowned King by A Berlin Correspondent, pp. 134-136
      19. Books Abroad, pp. 165-169
      20. Letters and the Arts, pp. 170-173
      21. The Sciences and Society, pp. 174-177
      22. As Others See Us, pp. 178-181
      23. Our Own Bookshelf, pp. 182-183
      24. With the Advisory Council, pp. 184-185
      25. Coming Events, pp. 186-188
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      May 1934 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Ninety Years On, pp. 198-224
      2. Evening Moscow and Daily News by Robert Littell, pp. 225-229
      3. Asia in Panorama by Pierre Dominique, pp. 238-241
      4. The Struggle for Asia by Walter Bosshard, pp. 242-244
      5. A Legend of Lenin by Axel Bakunts, pp. 245-248
      6. Germany Looks at Europe by Giselher Wirsing, pp. 249-256
      7. Animals and Play by H.E. Mellersh, pp. 257-260
      8. The World Over, pp. 189-197
      9. Persons and Personages by Janine Bouissounouse, pp. 230-231
      10. Marchand Speaks , pp. 232-235
      11. Lord Tyrrell by Friedrich Sieburg, pp. 236-237
      12. Books Abroad, pp. 261-268
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      14. As Others See Us, pp. 273-276
      15. With the Advisory Council, pp. 277-279
      16. Coming Events, pp. 280-282
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      June 1934 Issue = 21 Articles
      1. The Truth about the Saar by Jean Galtier-Boissiere and A.-L. Serurier, pp. 292-302
      2. The Arms Investigation by The Editor, pp. 303-308
      3. The Orient in Arms by Karl Figdor, pp. 309-312
      4. War in Arabia by Dr. Wolfgang von Weisl, pp. 313-316
      5. British Miscellany by A Shareholder, pp. 326-327
      6. The New Argosy , pp. 328-329
      7. One of the Best by Jan Struther, pp. 330-332
      8. Trotski Pro and Con by C.A.S., pp. 333-336
      9. Bankrupt Trotski by L. Magyar, pp. 337-340
      10. The Soldier Mother by Vassili Grossman, pp. 341-350
      11. The World Over, pp. 283-291
      12. Persons and Personages by Harold Laski, pp. 317-318
      13. Charlie Chaplin's Decline by Lorenzo Turrent Rozas, pp. 319-322
      14. Switzerland's President by Georg Ruttkay, pp. 323-325
      15. Books Abroad, pp. 351-358
      16. To My Muse by Herbert Palmer, p. 359
      17. Letters and the Arts, pp. 360-363
      18. The Sciences and Society, pp. 364-367
      19. Correspondence, pp. 368-371
      20. With the Advisory Council, pp. 372-373
      21. Coming Events, pp. 374-376
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      1. The Rothschilds and Stavisky by Roger Mennevee, pp. 386-393
      2. Alarms and Excursions by Leopold Schwarzschild, pp. 394-398
      3. The Arms Race To-day by A Special Investigator, pp. 399-402
      4. Japan in Africa by Henry de Monfreid, pp. 403-405
      5. Mutiny in the South Seas by 'Javanicus', pp. 406-411
      6. Mixed Quartette by Dr. Matthias Komor, pp. 421-422
      7. Spain on Strike by Roda Roda, pp. 423-425
      8. To the Deacons by Anonymous, pp. 426-427
      9. Mrs. Polonius by Anne Harris, pp. 428-430
      10. Sonnet by C. Day Lewis, p. 431
      11. Rotfabrik, Number One by Georg Glaser, pp. 432-439
      12. The World Over, pp. 377-385
      13. Persons and Personages by Rene Lalou, pp. 412-414
      14. Einstein, the Philosopher by Dr. Samuel Szemiere, pp. 415-418
      15. Mohammed 'Poldi' Weiss by Anton Kub, pp. 419-420
      16. Books Abroad, pp. 440-452
      17. Letters and the Arts, pp. 453-457
      18. As Others See Us, pp. 458-461
      19. The Sciences and Society, pp. 462-465
      20. Garlands at Ninety, pp. 466-467
      21. Coming Events, pp. 468-470
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      August 1934 Issue = 19 Articles
      1. Germany's Air Armaments by Lieutenant Colonel Reboul, pp. 480-486
      2. Asiatic Miscellany by M.Y. Ben-Gavriel, pp. 487-489
      3. The Fight for Central Asia by Dr. Sigurd Paulsen, pp. 490-491
      4. Arms and the Chinaman by G.H., pp. 492-495
      5. British Contrasts by Mrs. Pallis, pp. 496-499
      6. The New Britain Movement by Frederick Soddy, pp. 500-503
      7. Two Tales of China by B. Lapin and Z. Khatsrevin, pp. 516-517
      8. The Marriage of Mr. Yu by Pierre Mille, pp. 518-521
      9. Argentina's Tragedy by Raul Scalabrini Ortiz, pp. 522-531
      10. Original Sin by John Macomish, p. 532
      11. Spain between Revolutions by Joaquin Maurin, pp. 533-537
      12. The World Over, pp. 471-479
      13. Persons and Personages, pp. 504-506
      14. General von Blomberg , pp. 507-508
      15. Cardinal Faulhaber by Waldemar Grimm, pp. 509-512
      16. Mussolini at Close Range by Ignazio Balla, pp. 513-515
      17. Books Abroad, pp. 538-549
      18. The Sciences and Society, pp. 550-553
      19. As Others See Us, pp. 554-562
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      1. The Expiring Reich by A Foreign Diplomat, pp. 10-15
      2. Underground Germany by A German Communist, pp. 16-19
      3. Byzantine Germany by Professor Guglielmo Ferrero, pp. 20-22
      4. Who Owns Argentina? by Raul Scalabrini Ortiz, pp. 23-29
      5. Third Degree in Japan by William Maxwell Bickerton, pp. 30-34
      6. Sights Seen in Singapore by G. Herwig, pp. 43-48
      7. The Chelyuskin Epic by Leon Bernstein, pp. 49-57
      8. Memories of Chekhov by Olga Knipper-Chekhova, pp. 58-62
      9. Flying with Wright by Baron von der Lancken-Wackenitz, pp. 63-65
      10. The World Over, pp. 1-9
      11. Persons and Personages by Jean Fayard, pp. 35-37
      12. Schleicher's Last Words by A Personal Friend, pp. 38-40
      13. Heroes of Japan , pp. 41-42
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      15. Letters and the Arts, pp. 80-84
      16. The Sciences and Society, pp. 85-88
      17. As Others See Us, pp. 89-94
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      1. Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd. by W. Fox, pp. 102-110
      2. A Mirror to Japan by Yosuke Matsuoka, pp. 111-113
      3. Japan's Population Problem by Professor Uyeda, pp. 114-116
      4. Japanese Banquet by Lili Korber, pp. 117-120
      5. Who Is Fritz Thyssen? by Max Rudert, pp. 121-128
      6. Studies in the Fantastic by Pierre Abraham, pp. 139-141
      7. The Bird and the Hedgehog by Francis de Miomandre, pp. 142-150
      8. For Whom Do You Write? by Jean-Richard Bloch, pp. 151-158
      9. Two Essays on Medicine, by Dr. Harry Roberts by Harry Roberts, pp. 159-161
      10. The Limitations of Medicine by Harry Roberts, pp. 162-164
      11. The World Over, pp. 95-101
      12. Persons and Personages by Joachim Haniel, pp. 129-131
      13. Marshal Lyautey by Edmond Jaloux, pp. 132-135
      14. Interviewing Wang Ching-wei by A Special Correspondent, pp. 136-138
      15. Books Abroad, pp. 165-172
      16. Two Chinese Epitaphs, p. 173
      17. Letters and the Arts, pp. 174-177
      18. The Sciences and Society by Harold Ward, pp. 178-181
      19. As Others See Us, pp. 182-187
      20. War and Peace, p. 188
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      1. Russia at Geneva, pp. 198-199
      2. Russia Means Peace by Gunnar Ericksson, pp. 200-202
      3. Russia Means War by Kim, pp. 203-204
      4. Lenin's Geneva Days by Junior, pp. 205-209
      5. Japan Inside and Out by Colin Clark, pp. 210-213
      6. The Japanese Peasant by K. Yoshino, pp. 214-216
      7. The Japanese Press by A Special Correspondent, pp. 217-220
      8. On the Far Eastern Front by H.R. Gola, pp. 221-225
      9. The Low-Down on Spain by B. Minlos, pp. 236-240
      10. Walking through Spain by Antonio Sanchez Barbudo, pp. 241-243
      11. The Two Aristocracies by George Pendle, pp. 244-246
      12. Flames over Argentina by Helmut Bachmann, pp. 247-250
      13. The Road to Baghdad by Mohammed Asad, pp. 251-256
      14. A Soviet Robinson by I. Ilf and E. Petrov, pp. 257-259
      15. The World Over, pp. 189-197
      16. Persons and Personages by Paul Scheffer, pp. 226-229
      17. Knox of the Saar by H.T. Hopkinson, pp. 230-232
      18. Sir J.C. Bose by A Scientific Correspondent, pp. 233-235
      19. Books Abroad, pp. 260-266
      20. Letters and the Arts, pp. 267-271
      21. The Sciences and Society by Harold Ward, pp. 272-275
      22. As Others See Us, pp. 276-279
      23. Our Own Bookshelf, pp. 280-282
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      1. The Truth About the Protocols by Lloyd W. Eshleman, pp. 290-299
      2. Europe in Revolt by Paul Keri, pp. 300-303
      3. Besieged in Oviedo by A Spanish Lady, pp. 304-308
      4. A Programme for Senator Nye by The Editor, pp. 309-314
      5. Three Ruritanians by Waldemar Grimm, pp. 315-316
      6. Schuschnigg of Austria , pp. 317-318
      7. Beck of Poland , pp. 319-321
      8. Singapore, Key to the Orient by An Australian Editor, pp. 331-333
      9. The Struggle for Singapore by Marc Chadourne, pp. 334-337
      10. The Secret War for Cotton by A Special Correspondent, pp. 338-343
      11. The French Dilemma by Edmond Jaloux, pp. 344-347
      12. France Moves toward Fascism , pp. 348-349
      13. Andor Coloman by Z. Goldstein, pp. 350-356
      14. The World Over, pp. 283-289
      15. Persons and Personages by Harold Laski, pp. 322-323
      16. Unamuno at Seventy by Ernst Robert Curtius, pp. 324-327
      17. Prince Saionji by Hakucho Masamune, pp. 328-330
      18. Books Abroad, pp. 357-364
      19. Letters and the Arts, pp. 365-367
      20. The Sciences and Society by Harold Ward, pp. 368-371
      21. As Others See Us, pp. 372-376
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