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Vanya Oakes •ï¿½4 Books
White Man's Folly (1943)
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    Briefly Noted (3 Reviews)
    General
    1. Into the Valley by John Hersey
    2. White Man's Folly by Vanya Oakes
    3. Flight from Terror by Otto Strasser and Michael Stern
    The New Yorker, February 6, 1943, pp. 56-58
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    Report on Reporters (6 Reviews)
    Janet Hart Diebold
    Between the Thunder and the Sun, by Vincent Sheean
    1. Between the Thunder and the Sun by Vincent Sheean
    2. White Man's Folly by Vanya Oakes
    3. Journey Into China by Violet O.R. Cressy-Marcks
    4. The Mermaid and the Messerschmitt by Rulka Langer
    5. Dress Rehearsal by Quentin J. Reynolds
    6. War Is People by Lorna Stimson Lindsley
    Free World, July 1943, p. 88
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    Recent Books on International Relations (13 Reviews)
    Robert Gale Woolbert
    Far East
    1. Pacific Charter: Our Destiny in Asia by Hallett E. Abend
    2. White Man's Folly by Vanya Oakes
    3. Tokyo Record by Otto D. Tolischus
    4. From Perry to Pearl Harbor by Edwin A. Falk
    5. Behind the Japanese Mask by Jesse F. Steiner
    6. Modern Japan and Shinto Nationalism by D.C. Holtom
    7. Russia, Japan and Mongolia by G.D.R. Phillips
    8. All We Are and All We Have by Kai-shek Chiang
    9. Banking and Finance in China by Frank M. Tamagna
    10. Kwangsi: Land of the Black Banners by Joseph Cuenot
    11. Years of Blindness by H.G. Quaritch Wales
    12. Postmortem on Malaya by Virginia McLean Thompson
    13. Towards Economic Democracy in the Netherlands Indies by George H.C. Hart
    Foreign Affairs, July 1943, p. 769