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Robert B. Textor •ï¿½3 Books
Failure in Japan (1951)
by Robert B. Textor
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  1. Books and the Arts
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    Japan: Has the Occupation Failed? (Review)
    George Sansom
    Failure in Japan, by Robert B. Textor
    1. Failure in Japan by Robert B. Textor
    The Nation, June 30, 1951, p. 614
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    Occupation & Persuasion (Review)
    Thomas C. Smith
    Failure in Japan, by Robert B. Textor
    1. Failure in Japan by Robert B. Textor
    The New Republic, September 10, 1951, p. 19
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    Lessons in Guidance (Review)
    Jerome B. Cohen
    Failure in Japan, by Robert B. Textor
    1. Failure in Japan by Robert B. Textor
    The Saturday Review, August 4, 1951, p. 48
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    Communism in Asia (4 Reviews)
    G.F. Hudson
    Collision of East and West, by Herrymon Maurer
    1. Collision of East and West by Herrymon Maurer
    2. The State of Asia by Lawrence K. Rosinger
    3. The China Story by Freda Utley
    4. Failure in Japan by Robert B. Textor
    Commentary, September 1951, pp. 294-296
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    Recent Books on International Relations (7 Reviews)
    Henry L. Roberts
    The Far East and Pacific Ocean
    1. The China Story by Freda Utley
    2. Modern China by John King Fairbank and Kwang-Ching Liu
    3. Failure in Japan by Robert B. Textor
    4. Kakemono: A Sketch Book of Post-War Japan by Honor Tracy
    5. Broken Thread by F.S.G. Piggott
    6. American Military Government in Korea by E. Grant Meade
    7. Out of This World by Lowell Thomas, Jr.
    Foreign Affairs, October 1951, p. 168